Advances in Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage

Carbon capture utilization and storage

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Advances in Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage

Advances in Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (ACCUS) ISSN (Online) 2783-686X. Climate change is a serious environmental issue facing the world today. Most promising technique to tackle climate change is through Carbon capture utilization and storage commonly known as CCUS. It is a unique technique, which could enable human race to tackle climate change. The aim of the journal is to publish high quality articles targeting full value chain associated with Carbon capture, transport, storage, utilization and modelling.

Established in 2022. https://doi.org/10.21595/accus

Articles

Editorial board

Associate Prof. Mayur Pal
Associate Prof. Mayur Pal
Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania
Associate Professor Rouhi Farajzadeh
Associate Professor Rouhi Farajzadeh
TU Delft, Netherlands
Dr. Sadok Lamine
Dr. Sadok Lamine
Shell Global Solutions, Netherlands
Prof. Brijesh Yadav
Prof. Brijesh Yadav
IIT Roorkee, India
Prof. Ahmad Sami Abushaikha
Prof. Ahmad Sami Abushaikha
College of Science and Engineering, HBKU, Qatar
Associate Professor Aziz Rahman
Associate Professor Aziz Rahman
Texas A&M University Qatar, Qatar
Prof. Dominique Guerillot
Prof. Dominique Guerillot
Texas A&M University Qatar, Qatar
Phd Hongwen Zheng
Phd Hongwen Zheng
Computer Modelling Group, Canada
PhD Farid Karimi
PhD Farid Karimi
University of Jyväskylä, Finland

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Theoretical work related to CCUS
Fundamental analysis related to CCUS
Experimental and Numerical modelling of CCUS processes
CO2 capture technology
CO2 transport technology
Underground storage of CO2
CO2 utilization technologies
Economics of CCUS projects
Piloting techniques for CCUS
CO2 storage mechanisms
Monitoring techniques
New mechanisms related CO2 adsorption
Oxyfuel combustion technologies
Chemical looping technologies
CCUS modelling methods and tools
Monitoring of CO2 storage
Social acceptance of CO2 projects