Deep Carbon Storage Space Utilization Potential and Suitability Assessment
Topic Information
Dear Colleagues,
CO2 geological storage has become a critical pathway to mitigate global warming. Current methods primarily involve deep saline aquifers and coal seam reservoirs, but challenges persist in storage potential evaluation, theoretical frameworks, and technology development. These limitations severely constrain the large-scale implementation of carbon storage projects, making research on the geological assessment of deep carbon storage spaces incredibly significant. This Topic will elaborate and discuss the latest advances in the following areas: regional stability assessments for CO2 storage site selection; CO2 storage mechanisms and potential evaluation; safety impact assessment for large-scale CO2 storage; and methodological frameworks for carbon storage space utilization potential and suitability.
Dr. Qiqing Wang
Dr. Jishi Geng
Topic Editors
Keywords
- geological assessment
- regional stability assessment
- CO2 storage site selection
- CO2 storage mechanisms
- safety impact assessment
- carbon storage space utilization potential and suitability
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