Formalizing an integrated decision-making model for the risk assessment of carbon capture, utilization, and storage projects: From a sustainability perspective

Liu, Bingsheng; Liu, Song; Xue, Bin; Lu, Shijian; Yang, Yang

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2021.117624

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“…The model's consistency across IF and LIN environments underscores its validity, contributing theoretically to risk assessment within sustainable development frameworks and practically aiding stakeholders in promptly evaluating CCUS project risks for informed sustainability-focused decisions. 49 The selection of AHP, TOPSIS, and MAUT is consistent with previous studies exploring MCDM techniques for evaluating CCUS technologies. For instance, AHP has been recurrently utilized to prioritize carbon capture methods based on multifaceted criteria, as evidenced by studies.…”

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confidence: 83%

“…The results indicate that postcombustion capture technology and site A for storage are optimal alternatives. The model’s consistency across IF and LIN environments underscores its validity, contributing theoretically to risk assessment within sustainable development frameworks and practically aiding stakeholders in promptly evaluating CCUS project risks for informed sustainability-focused decisions . The selection of AHP, TOPSIS, and MAUT is consistent with previous studies exploring MCDM techniques for evaluating CCUS technologies.…”

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confidence: 72%

“…The absorption and membrane alternatives attain values of 0.3357 and 0.3356, respectively, positioning them slightly lower in the ranking but still demonstrating considerable resemblance to the ideal solution. Comparing these results with previous literature, particularly the study by Liu et al (2021), 49 which discusses the evaluation of CCS technologies using MCDM methodologies such as TOPSIS. Both our analysis and the literature underscore the importance of considering various criteria, such as efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact, in the evaluation of carbon capture methods.…”

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confidence: 66%

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2024

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2024

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“…A remarkable surge in the global energy demand has been seen in the recent past because of an exponential rise in population, urbanization, and economic growth [1]. Moreover, the improving lifestyle is also contributing significantly to the energy consumption to maintain human comfort [2,3]. The worldwide energy demand is estimated to rise to 850 quadrillions Btu by 2050 from merely 500 quadrillions Btu in 2010 indicating around a 50% rise in 4 decades [4].…”

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Advancements in Indirect Evaporative Cooling Systems through Novel Operational Configuration

Jamil¹,

Shahzad²,

Xu³

et al. 2023

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Rising global temperature has triggered the cooling demand in the last three decades with growing predictions for the future. The use of conventional energy-intensive and high global warming chemical-based cooling systems is working in a loop, increasing the global warming rate, emissions, and cooling system inventory. Therefore, the development of an innovative cooling system with high energy efficiency, low monetary cost, and environmentally sustainable. The indirect evaporative cooling-based systems have shown potential to serve the purpose because of low energy consumption, absence of energy, and cost-intensive equipment like compressors and water-based operation. A novel indirect evaporative cooler based on an innovative operational configuration is proposed, fabricated, and tested experimentally. The Proposed system has several advancements compared to the conventional indirect evaporative coolers like high operational reliability, low maintenance, and better control of the processes in the system. The study shows that the proposed system can achieve a temperature drop of as high as 14°C. The maximum cooling capacity of the system is calculated as 110 W, and the cooling performance index of 28. The performance of the cooler improves with increasing outdoor air temperature which makes it suitable for diverse climatic conditions. Moreover, the proposed design offers several benefits due to novel operational configurations by addressing limitations in the earlier systems.

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Prospects of Sustainability for Carbon Footprint Reduction

Bhattacharya,

Bose,

Mitra

et al. 2024

Clean and Renewable Energy Production

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Formalizing an integrated decision-making model for the risk assessment of carbon capture, utilization, and storage projects: From a sustainability perspective

Cited by 27 publications

References 54 publications

Comparative Evaluation of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Technologies Using Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approaches

Comparative Evaluation of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Technologies Using Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approaches

Advancements in Indirect Evaporative Cooling Systems through Novel Operational Configuration

Prospects of Sustainability for Carbon Footprint Reduction

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