2022
DOI: 10.3389/esss.2022.10043
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The Importance of Physiochemical Processes in Decarbonisation Technology Applications Utilizing the Subsurface: A Review

Abstract: The Earth’s subsurface not only provides a wide range of natural resources but also contains large pore volume that can be used for storing both anthropogenic waste and energy. For example, geothermal energy may be extracted from hot water contained or injected into deep reservoirs and disused coal mines; CO2 may be stored within depleted petroleum reservoirs and deep saline aquifers; nuclear waste may be disposed of within mechanically stable impermeable strata; surplus heat may be stored within shallow aquif… Show more

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“…CCS projects are designed to sequester large quantities of CO 2 underground for extended periods, often decades to centuries. They play a vital role in achieving emissions reduction targets and mitigating the impacts of climate change [100]. However, if the storage capacity of the chosen aquifer decreases, the amount of CO 2 that can be effectively stored within it also diminishes [24].…”
Section: Storage Capacitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CCS projects are designed to sequester large quantities of CO 2 underground for extended periods, often decades to centuries. They play a vital role in achieving emissions reduction targets and mitigating the impacts of climate change [100]. However, if the storage capacity of the chosen aquifer decreases, the amount of CO 2 that can be effectively stored within it also diminishes [24].…”
Section: Storage Capacitymentioning
confidence: 99%