Greenhouse Gases: Science and Technology

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Volume 3, issue 6, 2013

Introduction to the Special Issue on Simulation of Geologic Carbon Sequestration with the TOUGH codes pp. 425-426

Curtis M. Oldenburg and Nicolas Spycher

The ‘Six Commandments’ for regional CCS developers pp. 427-430

Barend Engelenburg and Paul Noothou

A comparison of water chemistry from a CO 2 ‐enhanced oil recovery project with reactive transport modeling of CO 2 injection into a carbonate reservoir pp. 431-446

Maurice Shevalier, Michael Nightingale, Chantsalmaa Dalkhaa and Bernhard Mayer

Modeling geochemical reactions in wellbore cement: assessing pre‐injection integrity in a site for CO 2 geological storage pp. 447-474

Fabrizio Gherardi and Pascal Audigane

Modeling CO 2 injection at Cranfield, Mississippi: Investigation of methane and temperature effects pp. 475-490

Christine Doughty and Barry M. Freifeld

Intentional salt clogging: a novel concept for long‐term CO 2 sealing pp. 491-502

Laura J. Wasch, Jens Wollenweber and Tim J. Tambach

Migration of exsolved CO 2 following depressurization of saturated brines pp. 503-515

Ronald W. Falta, Lin Zuo and Sally M. Benson

Injectivity of carbon dioxide in the St. Lawrence Platform, Quebec (Canada): A sensitivity study pp. 516-540

T. D. Tran Ngoc, Christine Doughty, René Lefebvre and Michel Malo

Volume 3, issue 5, 2013

Agriculture and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change pp. 313-314

Himanshu Pathak

CO 2 from one of the largest power generation companies to provide feedstock for algal biofuel pp. 315-317

Muriel Cozier

The role of membranes in post‐combustion CO 2 capture pp. 318-337

Patricia Luis and Bart Bruggen

Uncertainty quantification for evaluating impacts of caprock and reservoir properties on pressure buildup and ground surface displacement during geological CO 2 sequestration pp. 338-358

Jie Bao, Zhangshuan Hou, Yilin Fang, Huiying Ren and Guang Lin

The role of CO 2 in CH 4 exsolution from deep brine: Implications for geologic carbon sequestration pp. 359-377

Curtis M. Oldenburg, Christine Doughty and Nicolas Spycher

A novel CO 2 ‐selective synthesized amine‐impregnated cross‐linked polyvinylalcohol/glutaraldehyde membrane: fabrication, characterization, and gas permeation study pp. 378-391

Abtin Ebadi Amooghin, Mona Zamani Pedram, Mohammadreza Omidkhah and Reza Yegani

Cobalt(II) as an additive inhibiting ammonia escape in carbon capture using ammonia solution pp. 392-396

Shuangchen Ma, Huihui Song, Gongda Chen, Yueli Wang and Bin Zang

Ignition behavior of coal and biomass blends under oxy‐firing conditions with steam additions pp. 397-414

Juan Riaza, Lucía Álvarez, María V. Gil, Reza Khatami, Yiannis A. Levendis, José J. Pis, Covadonga Pevida and Fernando Rubiera

Experimental studies on suppression of ammonia vaporization by additives pp. 415-422

Jingwen Yu, Shujuan Wang and Hai Yu

Volume 3, issue 4, 2013

Healthy progress in post‐combustion capture technology pp. 247-248

Paul Feron

Has Europe lost its leading position and commitment to the deployment of carbon capture and storage? pp. 249-252

Chris Littlecott

CO 2 emissions reduction technologies in IGCC: ELCOGAS's experiences in the field pp. 253-265

Pedro Casero, Pilar Coca, Francisco García‐Peña and Natalia Hervás

Basin‐scale CO 2 storage capacity assessment of deep saline aquifers in the Songliao Basin, northeast China pp. 266-280

Xiaosi Su, Wei Xu and Shanghai Du

Modeling of flame characteristics under O 2 /CO 2 atmosphere by detailed chemical kinetics pp. 281-290

Ran Zhao

Source terms calculation and atmospheric dispersion for a dynamic release from a CO 2 pipeline containing methane and water as impurities pp. 291-302

Leila Esfahanizadeh and Bahram Dabir

An adoption scenario for carbon capture in pulverized coal power plants in the USA pp. 303-308

Donald Hanson and David Schmalzer

Erratum to ‘Simulation‐based estimates of safety distances for pipeline transportation of carbon dioxide’ pp. 309-310

A. Mazzoldi, D. Picard, P.G. Sriram and C.M. Oldenburg

Volume 3, issue 3, 2013

At Berkeley, we recycle everything but CO 2 pp. 159-160

Berend Smit

Using carbon in China pp. 161-164

Jon Price

Pressure profiles for CO 2 ‐EOR and CCS: Implications for regulatory frameworks pp. 165-168

Philip M. Marston

Corrosion coupon evaluation under pilot‐scale CO 2 capture conditions at an Australian coal‐fired power station pp. 169-184

Ashleigh Cousins, Alexander Ilyushechkin, Pauline Pearson, Aaron Cottrell, Sanger Huang and Paul H.M. Feron

Heavy oil production by carbon dioxide injection pp. 185-195

Changhong Gao, Xiangliang Li, Lanlei Guo and Fangjian Zhao

Methane and nitrous oxide emissions from Indian rice paddies, agricultural soils and crop residue burning pp. 196-211

Arti Bhatia, Niveta Jain and Himanshu Pathak

Uncertainty in static CO 2 storage capacity estimates: Case study from the North Sea, UK pp. 212-230

Benjamin J. Hedley, Richard J. Davies, Simon A. Mathias, David Hanstock and Jon G. Gluyas

CO 2 absorption by piperazine promoted aqueous ammonia solution: absorption kinetics and ammonia loss pp. 231-245

Lichun Li, Wenfeng Han, Hai Yu and Haodong Tang

Volume 3, issue 2, 2013

Progress in pilot, large‐scale projects as an inducement for CCUS deployment pp. 97-98

Fernando Rubiera and Covadonga Pevida

The potential of noble gas tracers for CO 2 monitoring and early warning tracers for leakage pp. 99-102

Stuart Gilfillan

Technology Centre Mongstad: the world's largest facility for testing and improving CO 2 capture technologies pp. 103-105

Vegar Stokset

New potential carbon emission reduction enterprises in China: deep geological storage of CO 2 emitted through industrial usage of coal in China pp. 106-115

Rongshu Zeng, Ceri Jayne Vincent, Xingyou Tian, Mike H Stephenson, Shu Wang and Wendong Xu

Oxyfuel CFBC: status and anticipated development pp. 116-123

E.J.(Ben) Anthony

Utilization of CO 2 as cushion gas for porous media compressed air energy storage pp. 124-135

Curtis M. Oldenburg and Lehua Pan

An extended Peng‐Robinson equation of state for carbon dioxide solid‐vapor equilibrium pp. 136-147

Sergey Martynov, Solomon Brown and Haroun Mahgerefteh

Experimental studies of injectivity reduction due to carbonate mineralization pp. 148-157

Seung‐Youl Yoo, Akira Ueda and Matsuoka Toshifumi

Volume 3, issue 1, 2013

Selected papers from the 11-super-th US annual conference on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration pp. 1-2

Curtis M. Oldenburg

The role of enhanced oil recovery for carbon capture, use, and storage pp. 3-4

Vello Kuuskraa

Kyoto: have hopes for CCS been realized? pp. 5-7

Sarah Watson

CO 2 capture by antisublimation process and its technical economic analysis pp. 8-20

Xueqin Pan, Denis Clodic and Joseph Toubassy

The Adventures of Carbon Bond: Using a melodramatic game to explain CCS as a mitigation strategy for climate change pp. 21-29

Andrea M. Feldpausch‐Parker, Megan O'Byrne, Danielle Endres and Tarla R. Peterson

Superhydrophobic amine functionalized aerogels as sorbents for CO 2 capture pp. 30-39

Redouane Begag, Holly Krutka, Wenting Dong, David Mihalcik, Wendell Rhine, George Gould, Jeff Baldic and Paul Nahass

Abandoned well CO 2 leakage mitigation using biologically induced mineralization: current progress and future directions pp. 40-49

Alfred B. Cunningham, Ellen Lauchnor, Joe Eldring, Richard Esposito, Andrew C. Mitchell, Robin Gerlach, Adrienne J. Phillips, Anozie Ebigbo and Lee H. Spangler

Active CO 2 reservoir management for sustainable geothermal energy extraction and reduced leakage pp. 50-65

Thomas R. Elliot, Thomas A. Buscheck and Michael Celia

Simulation‐based estimates of safety distances for pipeline transportation of carbon dioxide pp. 66-83

Alberto Mazzoldi, David Picard, Papagudi G. Sriram and Curtis M. Oldenburg

Economic evaluation of offshore storage potential in the US Exclusive Economic Zone pp. 84-95

Jordan K Eccles and Lincoln Pratson