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The validation phase (2005–2010) generally involves small-scale field tests and includes the Black Warrior Basin CO2 Storage Project. The characterization phase (2003–2005), which defined opportunities for carbon capture and storage, has been completed.
billion tons of CO2 in the coal seams while increasing natural gas production up to 2.5 The site was selected because it is representative of the Central Appalachian Basin, an area of about 10,000 square miles located in southern West Virginia and southwestern Virginia. trillion cubic feet.
Arches geologic province (Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio) by building a geologic model and completing reservoir simulations necessary for large-scale CO 2 storage. Battelle Memorial Institute , Columbus, Ohio. In this project, investigators will develop a simulation framework for geologic CO 2 storage along the U.S.
Phase I began in October 2003 and focused on developing a comprehensive assessment of regional CO2 sources and potential geological sequestration opportunities within the Midwest region. Burger Plant) helped establish familiarity with CO2 sequestration technologies in the region.
(EPRI) will produce an engineering design and cost estimate of a membrane-based post-combustion CO 2 capture system on Duke Energy’s East Bend Station in Kentucky. The project team will create a model that replicates the station’s performance and will be used to estimate the impacts of retrofitting CO2 capture to the plant.
UKy-CAER Heat-integrated Transformative CO2 Capture Process for Pulverized Coal Power Plants. University of Kentucky Research Foundation’s Center for Applied Energy Research (UKy-CAER) will demonstrate a post-combustion carbon capture system for a pulverized coal-fired power plant. syngas.DOE: $15,908 Non-DOE: $3,978 Total: $19,886.
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