Upscaling DAC Hubs with Wind Energy and CO<sub>2</sub> Mineral Storage: Considerations for Large-Scale Carbon Removal from the Atmosphere

Goldberg, David S.; Nawaz, Sara; Lavin, James; Slagle, Angela L.

doi:10.1021/acs.est.3c03492

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Deployment expectations of multi-gigatonne scale carbon removal could have adverse impacts on Asia’s energy-water-land nexus

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Existing studies indicate that future global carbon dioxide (CO2) removal (CDR) efforts could largely be concentrated in Asia. However, there is limited understanding of how individual Asian countries and regions will respond to varying and uncertain scales of future CDR concerning their energy-land-water system. We address this gap by modeling various levels of CDR-reliant pathways under climate change ambitions in Asia. We find that high CDR reliance leads to residual fossil fuel and industry emissions of about 8 Gigatonnes CO2yr−1 (GtCO2yr−1) by 2050, compared to less than 1 GtCO2yr−1 under moderate-to-low CDR reliance. Moreover, expectations of multi-gigatonne CDR could delay the achievement of domestic net zero CO2 emissions for several Asian countries and regions, and lead to higher land allocation and fertilizer demand for bioenergy crop cultivation. Here, we show that Asian countries and regions should prioritize emission reduction strategies while capitalizing on the advantages of carbon removal when it is most viable.

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Upscaling DAC Hubs with Wind Energy and CO₂ Mineral Storage: Considerations for Large-Scale Carbon Removal from the Atmosphere

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References 64 publications

Storage capacity estimates and site conditions of potential locations for offshore-wind powered carbon dioxide removal and carbon sequestration in ocean basalt

Storage capacity estimates and site conditions of potential locations for offshore-wind powered carbon dioxide removal and carbon sequestration in ocean basalt

Single-component and binary H2O and CO2 co-adsorption isotherm model on amine-functionalised Mg-Al mixed metal oxides

Deployment expectations of multi-gigatonne scale carbon removal could have adverse impacts on Asia’s energy-water-land nexus

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Upscaling DAC Hubs with Wind Energy and CO2 Mineral Storage: Considerations for Large-Scale Carbon Removal from the Atmosphere

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Storage capacity estimates and site conditions of potential locations for offshore-wind powered carbon dioxide removal and carbon sequestration in ocean basalt

Storage capacity estimates and site conditions of potential locations for offshore-wind powered carbon dioxide removal and carbon sequestration in ocean basalt

Single-component and binary H2O and CO2 co-adsorption isotherm model on amine-functionalised Mg-Al mixed metal oxides

Deployment expectations of multi-gigatonne scale carbon removal could have adverse impacts on Asia’s energy-water-land nexus

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Upscaling DAC Hubs with Wind Energy and CO₂ Mineral Storage: Considerations for Large-Scale Carbon Removal from the Atmosphere