Carbon capture and storage - one of the most important engineering challenges
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Thank you for this information. From what I can see water is going to become more and more a commodity. We all should be educating ourselves on all aspects of it. Again I appreciate the information.
air capture of the released CO2 will solve this.
Where can I go to look at new technology that will reduce CO2 emissions for low HP engines? There is a real need in the industry for this type of application. It needs to be Class 1 Div 1.
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- What company are you currently employed by / studying with?
- ComGen
- What is your job title or role?
- Senior Account Manager
- What is your main geographic location?
- Central Alberta
- Would you like to give some information about yourself - current projects, background, education, ambitions, what you are looking for (if anything) and so on?
- I want to be up to date on new technologies that can help my clients reduce their CO2 emissions
- What is the role of your company?
- oil and gas
- Would you like to let us know your age range?
- 36-45
- How long before 25% of power stations worldwide have carbon capture?
- 11-15 years, 16-20 years
- Do you think CCS will always need to be subsidised by government?
- Yes
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Where can I go to look at new technology that will reduce CO2 emissions for low HP engines? There is a real need in the industry for this type of application. It needs to be Class 1 Div 1.
Posted on March 5, 2009 at 6:48pm — 1 Comment
Published by Carbon Capture Journal Ltd, London
