Carbon Capture and Storage in the Oil and Gas Industry: Solutions for the Energy Transition introduces engineers to the basics in CCUS and how oil and gas can support activity. Containing both academic and corporate contributors, topics include screening selection, best practices, and the latest advances. Field applications and available case studies are included to help users learn and apply concepts to real-world applications. Lead by three experienced oil and gas experts, this book will define and guide the oil and gas engineer into a must-have skill in energy transition that will help them contribute to net zero goals.
This is a climate mitigation action which caters to the assets (in terms of geological storage capacities and existing infrastructure) and technical skills (i.e., expertise in subsurface technology) of oil and gas producers. The literature through journal outlets is climbing rapidly, but there is still no CCUS or a go-to reference that trains the oil and gas engineer.
1. 1. Carbon capture and storage in the oil and gas industry: Introduction - p. 1 2. 2. Fundamental concepts on carbon capture and storage - p. 19 3. 3. Screening and selection of carbon capture and storage technologies - p. 69 4. 3.1 Introduction - p. 69 5. 3.2 Screening and selection of liquid absorbents - p. 76 6. 3.3 Screening and selection of solid adsorbents - p. 89 7. 3.4 Screening and selection of membrane materials - p. 118 8. 3.5 Screening and selection of carbon storage - p. 132 9. 3.6 Conclusion - p. 139 10. 4. Carbon capture and storage types, applications, principles, and best practices in the world - p. 161 11. 5. Carbon capture and storage in the oil and gas industry: Overview - p. 193 12. 6. Artificial intelligence and IR 4.0 applications in carbon capture and storage - p. 231 13. 7. Applications toward decarbonization, net zero, and energy transition efforts - p. 289 14. 8. Environmental and economic aspects of carbon capture and storage - p. 331 15. 9. A techno-economic overview direct air capture of carbon dioxide - p. 397 16. 10. Future directions for carbon capture and storage (CCS) strategies in the oil and gas industry - p. 421 17. Index - p. 433
Carbon Capture and Storage in the Oil and Gas Industry: Solutions for the Energy Transition introduces engineers to the basics in CCUS and how oil and gas can support activity. Containing both academic and corporate contributors, topics include screening selection, best practices, and the latest advances. Field applications and available case studies are included to help users learn and apply concepts to real-world applications. Lead by three experienced oil and gas experts, this book will define and guide the oil and gas engineer into a must-have skill in energy transition that will help them contribute to net zero goals.
This is a climate mitigation action which caters to the assets (in terms of geological storage capacities and existing infrastructure) and technical skills (i.e., expertise in subsurface technology) of oil and gas producers. The literature through journal outlets is climbing rapidly, but there is still no CCUS or a go-to reference that trains the oil and gas engineer.
1. 1. Carbon capture and storage in the oil and gas industry: Introduction - p. 1 2. 2. Fundamental concepts on carbon capture and storage - p. 19 3. 3. Screening and selection of carbon capture and storage technologies - p. 69 4. 3.1 Introduction - p. 69 5. 3.2 Screening and selection of liquid absorbents - p. 76 6. 3.3 Screening and selection of solid adsorbents - p. 89 7. 3.4 Screening and selection of membrane materials - p. 118 8. 3.5 Screening and selection of carbon storage - p. 132 9. 3.6 Conclusion - p. 139 10. 4. Carbon capture and storage types, applications, principles, and best practices in the world - p. 161 11. 5. Carbon capture and storage in the oil and gas industry: Overview - p. 193 12. 6. Artificial intelligence and IR 4.0 applications in carbon capture and storage - p. 231 13. 7. Applications toward decarbonization, net zero, and energy transition efforts - p. 289 14. 8. Environmental and economic aspects of carbon capture and storage - p. 331 15. 9. A techno-economic overview direct air capture of carbon dioxide - p. 397 16. 10. Future directions for carbon capture and storage (CCS) strategies in the oil and gas industry - p. 421 17. Index - p. 433
