Advancing Carbon Capture and Storage Research for Climate Change Mitigation in the UK
Key Ideas
- A total of 13 research projects in carbon capture and storage (CCS) have been funded by the UKCCSRC, emphasizing the critical role of CCS in combating climate change.
- Researchers, including Dr. Nejat Rahmanian and Dr. Wei Li, express passion and dedication towards advancing scientific knowledge and delivering tangible benefits for the environment.
- The funded projects cover a wide range of topics, from improving safety and efficiency in carbon storage to exploring direct air carbon capture (DAC) technologies, aligning with the UK Government's net zero objectives.
- The projects received a total funding of £286k and are expected to last between three to nine months, showcasing a promising future for the UK CCS industry and its contribution to large-scale deployment of CCS.
The UKCCSRC has awarded funding to 13 research projects focused on carbon capture and storage (CCS), highlighting the urgency of CCS in addressing climate change. Dr. Nejat Rahmanian and Dr. Wei Li, among other researchers, express enthusiasm for advancing scientific knowledge and ensuring real-world impact through their research. Projects vary from enhancing safety and efficiency in carbon storage to exploring direct air carbon capture (DAC) technologies for negative emissions. The projects, supported by a total of £286k in funding, align with the UK Government's net zero objectives. The research community's dedication signals a bright future for the UK CCS industry, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and environmental protection.
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Climate Change
Sustainability
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Academic Community
Environmental Engineering
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