Greenhouse Gases: Science and Technology

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Volume 2, issue 6, 2012

CCS: doing more, but still not enough pp. 397-398

M. Mercedes Maroto‐Valer

The current and future state of CCS and its deployment around the world pp. 399-401

Mark Taylor

Does seaweed offer a solution for bioenergy with biological carbon capture and storage? pp. 402-407

Adam D. Hughes, Kenny D. Black, Iona Campbell, Keith Davidson, Maeve S. Kelly and Michael S. Stanley

Upscaling and its application in numerical simulation of long‐term CO 2 storage pp. 408-418

Wasim A. Akber Hassan and Xi Jiang

Nanomaterials and processes for carbon capture and conversion into useful by‐products for a sustainable energy future pp. 419-444

Michael Ashley, Charles Magiera, Punnamchandar Ramidi, Gary Blackburn, Timothy G Scott, Rajeev Gupta, Kerry Wilson, Anindya Ghosh and Abhijit Biswas

Uncertainty quantification of CO 2 leakage through a fault with multiphase and nonisothermal effects pp. 445-459

Chuanhe Lu, Yunwei Sun, Thomas A. Buscheck, Yue Hao, Joshua A. White and Laura Chiaramonte

Characterizing CO 2 storage reservoirs and shallow overburden for above‐zone monitoring in Texas Gulf Coast EOR fields pp. 460-473

Khandaker M. Zahid, Seyyed A. Hosseini, Vanessa Nuñez‐López and Susan D. Hovorka

Solution processable polymer‐based nanocomposite coatings for large‐area carbon capture and conversion pp. 474-474

Michael Ashley, Punnamchandar Ramidi, Charles Magiera, Anindya Ghosh, Timothy Bontrager, Timothy G. Scott, Gary Blackburn, Enkeleda Dervishi, Alexandru S. Biris, Tao Wang, Ilker S. Bayer and Abhijit Biswas

Volume 2, issue 5, 2012

An exciting year for CCS in Japan pp. 323-324

Saeko Mito‐Adachi

Simulating CO 2 leakage into marine environments pp. 325-328

Jerry Blackford

Model verification and evaluation of the rich‐split process modification at an Australian‐based post combustion CO 2 capture pilot plant pp. 329-345

Ashleigh Cousins, Aaron Cottrell, Anthony Lawson, Sanger Huang and Paul H.M. Feron

CO 2 capture from ethanol production and storage into the Mt Simon Sandstone pp. 346-351

Sai Gollakota and Scott McDonald

Common attributes of hydraulically fractured oil and gas production and CO 2 geological sequestration pp. 352-368

Jean‐Philippe Nicot and Ian J. Duncan

A study of the effects of friction, heat transfer, and stream impurities on the decompression behavior in CO 2 pipelines pp. 369-379

Haroun Mahgerefteh, Solomon Brown and Sergey Martynov

N 2 O emission and reduction in the electronics manufacturing industries pp. 380-385

Seung‐Jae Lee, In‐Soo Ryu and Seung‐Hyun Moon

Solution processable polymer‐based nanocomposite coatings for large‐area carbon capture and conversion pp. 386-394

Michael Ashley, Punnamchandar Ramidi, Charles Magiera, Anindya Ghosh, Timothy Bontrager, Timothy G. Scott, Gary Blackburn, Enkeleda Dervishi, Alexandru S. Biris, Tao Wang, Ilker S Bayer and Abhijit Biswas

Volume 2, issue 4, 2012

The risk of induced seismicity: is cap‐rock integrity on shaky ground? pp. 217-218

Curtis M. Oldenburg

Reflections on storage site monitoring pp. 219-222

Andrew Chadwick

Protein‐based carbon capture: progress and potential pp. 223-238

Michael L. Drummond, Thomas R. Cundari and Angela K. Wilson

Recent advances in carbon dioxide capture with metal‐organic frameworks pp. 239-259

Yangyang Liu, Zhiyong U. Wang and Hong‐Cai Zhou

Workflow using sparse vintage data for building a first geological and reservoir model for CO 2 geological storage in deep saline aquifer. A case study in the St. Lawrence Platform, Canada pp. 260-278

Maxime Claprood, Erwan Gloaguen, Bernard Giroux, Elena Konstantinovskaya, Michel Malo and Mathieu J. Duchesne

Simulations of long‐column flow experiments related to geologic carbon sequestration: effects of outer wall boundary condition on upward flow and formation of liquid CO 2 pp. 279-303

Curtis M. Oldenburg, Christine Doughty, Catherine A. Peters and Patrick F. Dobson

Effect of co‐gasification of biomass and petroleum coke with coal on the production of gases pp. 304-313

Javier Fermoso, Borja Arias, Behdad Moghtaderi, Covadonga Pevida, Marta G. Plaza, Jose J. Pis and Fernando Rubiera

Potential for environmental impact due to acid gas leakage from wellbores at EOR injection sites near Zama Lake, Alberta: response to D.M. LeNeveu pp. 314-319

James E. Houseworth and Preston D. Jordan

Response to the comment by Houseworth and Jordan pp. 320-321

LeNeveu Dm

Volume 2, issue 3, 2012

In quest of robust and commercial CO 2 monitoring pp. 145-147

Susan D. Hovorka

CCS in Europe: a perspective from the European Commission pp. 148-150

Marlene Holzner

Preliminary country‐scale assessment of carbon dioxide storage potential in Iran pp. 151-161

Kamyar Movagharnejad, Azadeh Emamgholivand, Hamed Mousavi and Masoud Sheikhi Kordkheili

What chemicals will we need to capture CO 2 ? pp. 162-171

Jason E. Bara

Scoping analysis of brine extraction/re‐injection for enhanced CO 2 storage pp. 172-184

Seyyed Abolfazl Hosseini and Jean‐Philippe Nicot

A Bayesian belief network (BBN) for combining evidence from multiple CO 2 leak detection technologies pp. 185-199

Ya‐Mei Yang, Mitchell J. Small, Egemen O. Ogretim, Donald D. Gray, Arthur W. Wells, Grant S. Bromhal and Brian R. Strazisar

Promoted CO 2 absorption in aqueous ammonia pp. 200-208

Hai Yu, Qunyang Xiang, Mengxiang Fang, Qi Yang and Paul Feron

The influence of information on individuals' reactions to CCS technologies: results from experimental online survey research pp. 209-215

Christian Oltra, Roser Sala and Àlex Boso

Volume 2, issue 2, 2012

Do we have a rapid solution for CO 2 utilization? A perspective from China pp. 75-76

Chang‐jun Liu

Is CCS a fully fledged business proposition or an interesting experiment? pp. 77-79

Muriel Cozier

Post‐combustion CO 2 capture: chemical absorption processes in coal‐fired steam power plants pp. 80-98

Jochen Oexmann, Alfons Kather, Sebastian Linnenberg and Ulrich Liebenthal

Potential for environmental impact due to acid gas leakage from wellbores at EOR injection sites near Zama Lake, Alberta pp. 99-114

D.M. LeNeveu

Greenhouse gas emission from rice‐ and wheat‐growing areas in India: spatial analysis and upscaling pp. 115-125

Arti Bhatia, P.K. Aggarwal, Niveta Jain and H. Pathak

Public awareness and opinion on CCS in the province of Québec, Canada pp. 126-135

Jean‐Philibert Moutenet, Karine Bédard and Michel Malo

Design and use of a laboratory rig for the study of the chemical‐physical effects on aquatic environments of potential seepage from CO 2 storage sites pp. 136-143

G. Caramanna, Y. Wei, M. M. Maroto‐Valer, Paul Nathanail and M. Steven

Volume 2, issue 1, 2012

Why we need the ‘and’ in ‘CO 2 utilization and storage’ pp. 1-2

Curtis M. Oldenburg

Where now for CCS in the UK? pp. 3-5

Luke Warren

Post 2020, CCS will be cost‐competitive with other low‐carbon energy technologies pp. 6-8

Graeme Sweeney

The US department of Energy's R&D program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through beneficial uses of carbon dioxide pp. 9-16

Darin Damiani, John T. Litynski, Howard G. McIlvried, Derek M. Vikara and Rameshwar D. Srivastava

Development of adsorbents for CO 2 capture from waste materials: a review pp. 20-35

Mara Olivares‐Marín and M. Mercedes Maroto‐Valer

Sensitivity analysis of the build decision for carbon capture and sequestration projects pp. 36-45

Paul S. Fischbeck, David Gerard and Sean T. McCoy

Geopolymer as well cement and the variation of its mechanical behavior with curing temperature pp. 46-58

Mohamed M.C. Nasvi, Ranjith P. Gamage and Sanjayan Jay

Synthesis of cyclic carbonates from CO 2 and diols via electrogenerated cyanomethyl anion pp. 59-65

Huan Wang, La‐Xia Wu, Jian‐Qing Zhao, Rui‐Na Li, Ai‐Jian Zhang, Hisashi Kajiura, Yong‐Ming Li and Jia‐Xing Lu

The role of substituents of chlorostannoxanes on the reactivity of the catalysts during the synthesis of cyclic carbonates using epoxides and carbon dioxide pp. 66-74

Sharon Pulla, Punnamchandar Ramidi, Benjamin L. Jarvis, Pradip Munshi, William O. Griffin, Jerry A. Darsey, Jerry L. Dallas, Vedavalli Pokala and Anindya Ghosh

Volume 1, issue 4, 2011

A focus on carbonation for CO 2 mineral sequestration: highlights from ACEME10 pp. 285-286

Ron Zevenhoven

Process intensification routes for mineral carbonation pp. 287-293

Rafael M. Santos and Tom Van Gerven

Optimization of antigorite heat pre‐treatment via kinetic modeling of the dehydroxylation reaction for CO 2 mineralization pp. 294-304

Reydick D. Balucan, Eric M. Kennedy, John F. Mackie and Bogdan Z. Dlugogorski

Ammonium salt‐based steelmaking slag carbonation: Precipitation of CaCO 3 and ammonia losses assessment pp. 305-311

Sanni Eloneva, Pekka Mannisto, Arshe Said, Carl‐Johan Fogelholm and Ron Zevenhoven

Wet versus slurry carbonation of EAF steel slag pp. 312-319

Renato Baciocchi, Giulia Costa, Elisabetta Di Bartolomeo, Alessandra Polettini and Raffaella Pomi

When once is not enough: accounting for CO 2 recycling in EOR operations pp. 320-323

Philip M. Marston

Biomass energy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS or Bio‐CCS) pp. 324-334

Clair Gough and Paul Upham

Transient CO 2 leakage and injection in wellbore‐reservoir systems for geologic carbon sequestration pp. 335-350

Lehua Pan, Curtis M. Oldenburg, Karsten Pruess and Yu‐Shu Wu

Volume 1, issue 3, 2011

Improved understanding of geologic CO 2 storage processes requires risk‐driven field experiments pp. 191-193

Curtis M. Oldenburg

The office of carbon capture and storage pp. 194-196

Adam Dawson

Good return on CCS investments? pp. 197-199

Jon Evans

Is Panarea Island (Italy) a valid and cost‐effective natural laboratory for the development of detection and monitoring techniques for submarine CO 2 seepage? pp. 200-210

Giorgio Caramanna, Nunzia Voltattorni and M. Mercedes Maroto‐Valer

Parameters affecting mineral trapping of CO 2 sequestration in brines pp. 211-222

Qi Liu and M. Mercedes Maroto‐Valer

Storage of CO 2 hydrate in shallow gas reservoirs: pre‐ and post‐injection periods pp. 223-236

Olga Ye Zatsepina and Mehran Pooladi‐Darvish

Integrated modeling of CO 2 storage and leakage scenarios including transitions between super‐ and subcritical conditions, and phase change between liquid and gaseous CO 2 pp. 237-247

Karsten Pruess

Deterioration of a fractured carbonate caprock exposed to CO 2 ‐acidified brine flow pp. 248-260

Brian Ellis, Catherine Peters, Jeffrey Fitts, Grant Bromhal, Dustin McIntyre, Robert Warzinski and Eilis Rosenbaum

Impact of resource‐conserving technologies on productivity and greenhouse gas emissions in the rice‐wheat system pp. 261-277

Himanshu Pathak, Yash S. Saharawat, Mahesh Gathala and Jagdish K. Ladha

Mesoporous amine‐bridged polysilsesquioxane for CO 2 capture pp. 278-284

Genggeng Qi, Liling Fu, Xiaonan Duan, Brian Hyun Choi, Michael Abraham and Emmanuel P. Giannelis

Volume 1, issue 2, 2011

Climate change is about impact; CCS is about opportunity pp. 93-95

M. Mercedes Maroto‐Valer

Clean coal technologies pp. 96-98

John Topper

CCS – between a rock and a hard place? pp. 99-101

Andrew Chadwick

Health, safety, and environmental risks from energy production: a year‐long reality check pp. 102-104

Curtis M. Oldenburg

CarbFix: a CCS pilot project imitating and accelerating natural CO 2 sequestration pp. 105-118

Edda S.P. Aradóttir, Hólmfrídur Sigurdardóttir, Bergur Sigfússon and Einar Gunnlaugsson

Perspectives on CO 2 capture and storage pp. 119-133

Filip Johnsson

Alberta's new carbon capture and storage legislation pp. 134-141

Nigel D. Bankes

The recent development of CO 2 fixation and conversion by ionic liquid pp. 142-159

Jianmin Zhang, Jian Sun, Xiaochun Zhang, Yansong Zhao and Suojiang Zhang

Estimating the probability of CO 2 plumes encountering faults pp. 160-174

Preston D. Jordan, Curtis M. Oldenburg and Jean‐Philippe Nicot

Using the Choquet integral for screening geological CO 2 storage sites pp. 175-179

Yingqi Zhang

NO emissions in oxy‐coal combustion with the addition of steam in an entrained flow reactor pp. 180-190

Lucia Álvarez, Juan Riaza, Maria V. Gil, Covadonga Pevida, José J. Pis and Fernando Rubiera

Volume 1, issue 1, 2011

Welcome pp. 1-2

Curtis M. Oldenburg and M. Mercedes Maroto‐Valer

Why carbon capture and storage? pp. 3-4

M. Mercedes Maroto‐Valer

On carbon footprints and growing energy use pp. 5-7

Curtis M. Oldenburg

Restoring confidence at the Cancun Climate Change Conference pp. 8-10

Muriel Cozier

On scale and magnitude of pressure build‐up induced by large‐scale geologic storage of CO 2 pp. 11-20

Quanlin Zhou and Jens T. Birkholzer

CO 2 ‐based energy vectors for the storage of solar energy pp. 21-35

Gabriele Centi and Siglinda Perathoner

Ca looping technology: current status, developments and future directions pp. 36-47

E. J. (Ben) Anthony

CO 2 mineral sequestration: developments toward large‐scale application pp. 48-57

Ron Zevenhoven, Johan Fagerlund and Joel Kibiwot Songok

The potential of aquatic biomass for CO 2 ‐enhanced fixation and energy production pp. 58-71

Angela Dibenedetto

Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by integration of cement plants, power plants, and CO 2 capture systems pp. 72-82

Luis M. Romeo, David Catalina, Pilar Lisbona, Yolanda Lara and Ana Martínez

Adapting communication to the public's intuitive understanding of CCS pp. 83-91

Lasse Wallquist, Vivianne H. M. Visschers, Simone Dohle and Michael Siegrist