FPEN’s Geosciences Division welcomed Doctor David Sebag, Lecturer at Rouen University (Laboratory of Continental and Coastal Morphodynamics) and associate researcher at Lausanne University (Biogeosciences Laboratory) for a period of one year
Three regions in Southern Europe have been selected for an in-depth study of their potential to capture, store and use C02 (CCUS, Carbon Capture Usage and Storage).
With their heavy industries, storage sites and pipeline networks, these regions meet many of the conditions required to enable the large-scale deployment of CCUS technologies as part of a strategy to decarbonize the economy.
CO2 capture, utilization and storage OVERVIEW AND CHALLENGES An international context marked by: the Paris Agreements and the French Climate Plan, a target of limiting the overall increase in global temperature to below 2°C by 2100: a more than 40% reduction in global CO2 emissions by 2040 is currently required
The widespread adoption of CO2 capture and storage (CCS), a key factor in combating climate change, requires the joint adoption of these technologies by independent players: emitters, transporters