Regional Opportunities for CO2 Capture and Storage in China (Project Completed)
Nominators: United States (lead) and China
Recognized by the CSLF at its Berlin meeting in September 2005, this project will characterize the technical and economic potential of CO2 capture and storage technologies in China. The goal of the project is to compile key characteristics of large anthropogenic CO2 sources (including power generation, iron and steel plants, cement kilns, petroleum and chemical refineries, etc.) as well as candidate geologic storage formations that exist across China, and to develop estimates of geologic CO2 storage capacities in China.
Links to More Information
- Project Update (November 2008)
- Presentation from CSLF Projects Workshop, September 2005, Potsdam, Germany (pdf 3.45 MB)
- Poster from Berlin workshop (September 2005)
- Poster from GHGT-9 Conference, November 2008, Washington, DC, USA (pdf 3 MB)
- Presentation from 8th Annual Conference on CCS, May 2009, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (pdf 3.9 MB)
- Summary Report (pdf 7.1 MB)
- Final Report (pdf 5.28 MB)
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