Main applications: concentrated CO2 emissions
Carbon Dioxide Capture and Geologic Storage (CCS)
Research and innovation REF: IN115 V1
Main applications: concentrated CO2 emissions
Carbon Dioxide Capture and Geologic Storage (CCS)

Authors : Alexandre ROJEY, Eric TOCQUÉ

Publication date: January 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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3. Main applications: concentrated CO2 emissions

3.1 Industrial CO2 emissions worldwide

CO 2 capture is envisaged for stationary sources emitting significant quantities of CO 2 . This is notably the case for power plants operating on coal or natural gas, iron and steel plants, cement plants, refineries. In addition, a number of industrial facilities emit pure CO 2 . These are prime targets for the recovery and geological storage of emitted CO 2 . These include, in particular, ammonia and ethylene oxide production units, as well as certain hydrogen production units.

Worldwide, around 3,200 industrial sources each emit more than...

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