Sentences with phrase «potential for carbon capture»

The potential for carbon capture and storage in China One - third of coal - fired power plants in China meet a broad range of criteria for CCS retrofit, representing a significant opportunity for meeting climate goals and setting a challenge for government and industry 17 January 2017

Additionally, Hill said, much of the potential for carbon capture and sequestration involves a process not considered by the study — enhanced oil recovery.

David Hone of Shell International makes a valuable point on the potential for carbon capture and storage (CCS) to reduce...

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«Energy efficiency, bioenergy and carbon capture and storage (CCS) are notable examples of where significant potential for technology progress remains, but strong policy signals will be required to trigger the appropriate investments.»

Offshore sequestration sites for carbon dioxide, while not major players with proposed capture projects on power plants yet, are considered a potential reservoir for the greenhouse gas because of their size and geology.

Metal - organic frameworks have potential for a large range of applications, including fuel storage, drug delivery, and carbon capture.

But innovators are also working on other carbon removal methods: direct air capture systems, agricultural techniques with the potential to sequester carbon in soils, and mining techniques that use minerals to sequester carbon directly from the atmosphere, for example.

The report argues for a strong GEF role in such emerging sectors with high mitigation potential as urban systems combining transport, buildings, water supply, waste treatment, food supply and land use zoning, AFOLU (Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use), agri - food supply systems — including emerging and often controversial mitigation opportunities such as short - lived climate forcers and carbon capture and storage.

The university has received close to $ 2 million from the feds since 2005 to research the potential for using deep geological formations in Michigan as carbon capture sites for emissions from power plants and other sources.

Second, a great article was published in Nature Climate Change on the potential for bioenergy with carbon capture and storage («bio-CCS») to generate net - negative electricity for the Western US.

Le Monde reported several days ago on yet another potential path for adapting agricultural practices to capture and sequester carbon from the atmosphere.