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Onshore & Inshore Storage of CO2

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right External research report , Report 01 Jun 2024Embargo end date: 19 Jun 2024 United Kingdom Publisher:SCCS
Authors: Cavanagh, Andrew; Haszeldine, Stuart; Palfi, Erika; Paterson, John; Stevenson, Richard; White, Gillian;

doi: 10.7488/era/4622

handle: 1842/41899

Onshore & Inshore Storage of CO2

Abstract

This study explores the potential to deploy CO2 storage in nearshore and inshore areas of Scotland, the analysis includes aspects related to legislation, storage capacity and sources of biogenic CO2.

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Carbon capture and storage, CCS costs, Biogenic carbon, CCS deployment timeframes, 630, Inshore storage of CO2

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