Abstract
In year 2002 the Spanish Parliament unanimously passed the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, signed December 1997, compromising to limiting the greenhouse gas emissions increase. Later on, the Environment Ministry submitted the Spanish National Assignment Emissions Plan to the European Union and in year 2005 the Spanish Greenhouse Gas market started working, establishing taxes to pay in case of exceeding the assigned emissions limits. So, the avoided emissions of CO2 have now an economic value that is promoting new anthropogenic CO2 emissions reduction technologies. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) are among these new technological developments for mitigating or eliminate climate change. CO2 can be stored in geological formations such as depleted oil or gas fields, deep permeable saline water saturated formations and unmailable coal seams, among others. This report seeks to establish the selection criteria for suitable geological formations for CO2 storage in the Spanish national territory, paying attention to both the operational and performance requirements of these storage systems. The report presents the physical and chemical properties and performance of CO2 under storage conditions, the transport and reaction processes of both supercritical and gaseous CO2, and CO2 trapping mechanisms in geological formations. The main part of the report is
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Ruiz, C, Martinez, R, Recreo, F, Prado, P, Campos, R, Pelayo, M, Losa, A de la, Hurtado, A, Lomba, L, Perez del Villar, L, Ortiz, G, Sastre, J, Zapatero, M A, Suarez, I, and Arenillas, A.
Geological Storage of CO2. Site Selection Criteria; Almacenamiento Geologico de CO2. Criterios de Selecci0n de Emplazamientos.
Spain: N. p.,
2007.
Web.
Ruiz, C, Martinez, R, Recreo, F, Prado, P, Campos, R, Pelayo, M, Losa, A de la, Hurtado, A, Lomba, L, Perez del Villar, L, Ortiz, G, Sastre, J, Zapatero, M A, Suarez, I, & Arenillas, A.
Geological Storage of CO2. Site Selection Criteria; Almacenamiento Geologico de CO2. Criterios de Selecci0n de Emplazamientos.
Spain.
Ruiz, C, Martinez, R, Recreo, F, Prado, P, Campos, R, Pelayo, M, Losa, A de la, Hurtado, A, Lomba, L, Perez del Villar, L, Ortiz, G, Sastre, J, Zapatero, M A, Suarez, I, and Arenillas, A.
2007.
"Geological Storage of CO2. Site Selection Criteria; Almacenamiento Geologico de CO2. Criterios de Selecci0n de Emplazamientos."
Spain.
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title = {Geological Storage of CO2. Site Selection Criteria; Almacenamiento Geologico de CO2. Criterios de Selecci0n de Emplazamientos}
author = {Ruiz, C, Martinez, R, Recreo, F, Prado, P, Campos, R, Pelayo, M, Losa, A de la, Hurtado, A, Lomba, L, Perez del Villar, L, Ortiz, G, Sastre, J, Zapatero, M A, Suarez, I, and Arenillas, A}
abstractNote = {In year 2002 the Spanish Parliament unanimously passed the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, signed December 1997, compromising to limiting the greenhouse gas emissions increase. Later on, the Environment Ministry submitted the Spanish National Assignment Emissions Plan to the European Union and in year 2005 the Spanish Greenhouse Gas market started working, establishing taxes to pay in case of exceeding the assigned emissions limits. So, the avoided emissions of CO2 have now an economic value that is promoting new anthropogenic CO2 emissions reduction technologies. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) are among these new technological developments for mitigating or eliminate climate change. CO2 can be stored in geological formations such as depleted oil or gas fields, deep permeable saline water saturated formations and unmailable coal seams, among others. This report seeks to establish the selection criteria for suitable geological formations for CO2 storage in the Spanish national territory, paying attention to both the operational and performance requirements of these storage systems. The report presents the physical and chemical properties and performance of CO2 under storage conditions, the transport and reaction processes of both supercritical and gaseous CO2, and CO2 trapping mechanisms in geological formations. The main part of the report is devoted to geological criteria at watershed, site and formation scales. (Author) 100 refs.}
place = {Spain}
year = {2007}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {Geological Storage of CO2. Site Selection Criteria; Almacenamiento Geologico de CO2. Criterios de Selecci0n de Emplazamientos}
author = {Ruiz, C, Martinez, R, Recreo, F, Prado, P, Campos, R, Pelayo, M, Losa, A de la, Hurtado, A, Lomba, L, Perez del Villar, L, Ortiz, G, Sastre, J, Zapatero, M A, Suarez, I, and Arenillas, A}
abstractNote = {In year 2002 the Spanish Parliament unanimously passed the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, signed December 1997, compromising to limiting the greenhouse gas emissions increase. Later on, the Environment Ministry submitted the Spanish National Assignment Emissions Plan to the European Union and in year 2005 the Spanish Greenhouse Gas market started working, establishing taxes to pay in case of exceeding the assigned emissions limits. So, the avoided emissions of CO2 have now an economic value that is promoting new anthropogenic CO2 emissions reduction technologies. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) are among these new technological developments for mitigating or eliminate climate change. CO2 can be stored in geological formations such as depleted oil or gas fields, deep permeable saline water saturated formations and unmailable coal seams, among others. This report seeks to establish the selection criteria for suitable geological formations for CO2 storage in the Spanish national territory, paying attention to both the operational and performance requirements of these storage systems. The report presents the physical and chemical properties and performance of CO2 under storage conditions, the transport and reaction processes of both supercritical and gaseous CO2, and CO2 trapping mechanisms in geological formations. The main part of the report is devoted to geological criteria at watershed, site and formation scales. (Author) 100 refs.}
place = {Spain}
year = {2007}
month = {Sep}
}