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Baltic Carbon Forum, Vol. 1

Baltic Carbon Forum 2022 in Kaunas, Lithuania, October 13-14, 2022

October 13, 2022, Pages (1-19), ISSN (Print) 2783-7211, ISSN (Online) 2783-6959

Baltic Carbon Forum

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Comprehensive sensitivity analysis on static and dynamic reservoir parameters impacting near wellbore injectivity during CO2 sequestration Parvin Ahmadi, Sina Rezaei Gomari, Faizan Ahmad, Mohammad Aziz Rahman	p. 1-1 PDF
New CO2 and Hydrogen storage site marketing: How to make your storage site unique and attractive? K. Shogenov, A. Shogenova	p. 2-3 PDF
Techno-economic modelling of the Baltic CCUS onshore scenario Alla Shogenova, Kazbulat Shogenov, Mai Uibu, Rein Kuusik, Karl Simmer	p. 4-4 PDF
Höegh LNG and Altera Infrastructure is scaling up large scale CCS infrastructure Tore Lunde	p. 5-5 PDF
The importance of a realistic leakage evaluation to support public awareness and acceptance for carbon capture and storage Andreas Busch	p. 6-6 PDF
Potential of CCS at SC Achema Juozas Tunaitis	p. 7-7 PDF
Editor's Pick Greensand project – transport and offshore storage of CO2 in Denmark – status, outlook and challenges Søren Reinhold Poulsen	p. 8-8 PDF
Socio-political development of CC(U)S in the Baltic Sea region Farid Karimi	p. 9-9 PDF
Bio-CCS as a policy measure to achieve climate goals – the pioneering support scheme in Sweden Svante Söderholm, Nicki Carnbrand Håkansson	p. 10-10 PDF
Carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) – it’s happening now! However, are there still any challenges? Eva Halland	p. 11-11 PDF
Building CCS momentum in the Baltic states Ervinas Škikūnas	p. 12-12 PDF
New attempt of the implementation of CCS technology in Poland Stanisław Nagy, Adam Wójcicki	p. 13-13 PDF
Screening of future carbon storage sites – selecting the best spots Martin Neumaier	p. 14-14 PDF
Decarbonisation options of existing thermal power plant burning natural gas Olegs Linkevics, Polina Grebesa, Janis Andersons	p. 15-15 PDF
Public acceptance of CCS/CCUS technology in onshore areas in NW Poland Dariusz Wojakowski, Oluf Langhelle, Mohsen Assadi, Stanislaw Nagy	p. 16-16 PDF
Analyzing technology landscape of carbon capture storage and utilization in Baltic Sea region through patents Mayur Pal, Vilte Karaliute	p. 17-18 PDF
Carbon removal – pathways, technologies, and need Shantanu Agarwal	p. 19-19 PDF

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