2. CO2 capture chain – transport – storage
2.1 Design
Geological storage of CO2 has been widely studied for some years now at international level, particularly in the USA, Japan, Australia and Europe.
The principle is as follows: CO2 from a major source of emissions (industrial flue gases, or CO2-rich raw natural gas leaving a reservoir) is captured, concentrated and compressed, then transported to a suitable geological site for storage.
The capture-transport-storage chain is shown in figure 1.
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Main applications: concentrated CO2 emissions
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