Lecture

CO2 Sequestration: Transport, Storage, and Utilization

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Description

This lecture covers the transport and storage methods of CO2, including pipelines, ships, and geological formations. It also discusses CO2 utilization through mineral carbonation and power-to-gas concepts, highlighting the challenges and potential of carbon capture and storage technologies.

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