Summary: us to test our CO2
capture technology in a wide range
of weather conditions, so we know how our technology
performs whether it's ­40°C or +40°C outside. Our
capture technology is currently being commercialized
through the University's industrial partners.
INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
CENTRE FOR GEOLOGIC STORAGE OF CO2
Understanding the safety of CO2
geological storage
is paramount to its acceptance and implementation.
In 2008, the University of Regina helped found a
new, independent institute called the International
Performance Assessment Centre for Geologic Storage
of CO2
(IPAC-CO2
) that specializes in understanding
storage risks. This center, with a secretariat at the
University, provides and advances global expertise to
benchmark, evaluate and advise on the performance of

Source: Argerami, Martin - Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Regina

Collections: Mathematics