Baltic Carbon Forum

Every consecutive Volume of Baltic Carbon Forum is dedicated to development of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) in the Baltic Sea Region

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Baltic Carbon Forum

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    Baltic Carbon Forum (BCF) ISSN (Print) 2783-7211, ISSN (Online) 2783-6959. 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.

    Every consecutive Volume of Baltic Carbon Forum is published as a standalone conference collection and is permanently accessible online. All volumes are available at https://doi.org/10.21595/bcf

    All articles are free to read and download immediately on publication, with no embargo. Articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence (CC BY 4.0) and authors retain copyright.

    Articles

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    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    The CCS greensand project: CO2 pilot injection and monitoring

    A. Szabados, S. R. Poulsen
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    The Helsinki Convention – a legal obstacle for carbon storage in the Baltic Sea?

    Henrik von Zweigbergk
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    MAGNEX and PILCCU in Finland: deployment of CO2 mineralisation in circular economies

    Ron Zevenhoven, Päivö Kinnunen, Jarkko Levänen, Heikki Pirinen, Erkki Levänen
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Intermittent CO2 injection: injectivity and capacity

    Sarah Gasda, Roman Berenblyum
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Perspectives of the offshore CCS development in the polish EEZ on a Baltic Sea: insights from ongoing preliminary research for pilot CO2 injection

    Mirosław Wojnicki, Renata Cicha-Szot, Helena Cygnar, Grzegorz Leśniak, Karolina Olszewska, Tomasz Topór, Jarosław Tyburcy, Artur Wójcikowski, Krzysztof Sowiżdżał
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Exploring CO2 storage potential in Lithuanian deep saline aquifers using digital rock volumes: a machine learning guided approach

    Shruti Malik, Pijus Makauskas, Ravi Sharma, Mayur Pal
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Assessment of CO2 leakage using mechanistic modelling approach for CO2 injection in deep saline aquifer of Lithuanian basin in presence of fault and fractures

    Shankar Lal Dangi, Shruti Malik, Pijus Makauskas, Vilte Karliute, Ravi Sharma, Mayur Pal
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Public perceptions of CCUS in Central and Eastern Europe – implications for community engagement

    Luciana Miu
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Steel slag wastes to fight the climate change

    Sina Rezaei Gomari, Kamal Elyasi Gomari, David Hughes
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Economic, regulatory, policy and carbon-accounting considerations for implementation of CCUS in the Baltic Sea Region

    Matthias Honegger
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    CO2 geological storage prospects of Lithuania – update

    Jonas Liugas, Rasa Šliaupienė, Milda Grendaitė, Dainius Michelevičius, Saulius Šliaupa
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Experimental tests and modeling of H2S-CO2-brine systems – a case study

    Krzysztof Labus
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Sustainability assessment of CO2 valorisation routes for Latvia: LCA, S-LCA and LCCA

    Jelena Pubule, Viktorija Terjanika
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Status on CCS in Denmark

    Mads Kjær Poulsen, Gjermund Blauenfeldt Næss
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Synergy scenario for renewable energy production, CO2 and H2 storage in the Baltic offshore structure

    Kazbulat Shogenov, Alla Shogenova
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Lithuanian renewable energy landscape: CCUS, hydrogen and geothermal

    Viltė Karaliūtė, Pijus Makauskas, Shruti Malik, Ieva Kaminskaitė-Baranauskienė, Mayur Pal
    Abstract
    2023 10 13

    Carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the Swedish cement industry – logistics collaboration potentials in the Baltic area

    Vendela Santén, Anna Hedén, Gry Møl Mortensen, Per Wide, Åsa Kärnebro, Sara Kilicaslan, Johan Algell
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    New attempt of the implementation of CCS technology in Poland

    Stanisław Nagy, Adam Wójcicki
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Höegh LNG and Altera Infrastructure is scaling up large scale CCS infrastructure

    Tore Lunde
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Analyzing technology landscape of carbon capture storage and utilization in Baltic Sea region through patents

    Mayur Pal, Vilte Karaliute
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    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
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Bio-CCS as a policy measure to achieve climate goals – the pioneering support scheme in Sweden

    Svante Söderholm, Nicki Carnbrand Håkansson
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Greensand project – transport and offshore storage of CO2 in Denmark – status, outlook and challenges

    Søren Reinhold Poulsen
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) – it’s happening now! However, are there still any challenges?

    Eva Halland
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    New CO2 and Hydrogen storage site marketing: How to make your storage site unique and attractive?

    K. Shogenov, A. Shogenova
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Carbon removal – pathways, technologies, and need

    Shantanu Agarwal
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Public acceptance of CCS/CCUS technology in onshore areas in NW Poland

    Dariusz Wojakowski, Oluf Langhelle, Mohsen Assadi, Stanislaw Nagy
    Abstract
    2022 10 13

    Decarbonisation options of existing thermal power plant burning natural gas

    Olegs Linkevics, Polina Grebesa, Janis Andersons

    Advisory board

    Ahmad Sami Abushaikha
    Ahmad Sami Abushaikha
    College of Science and Engineering, HBKU, Qatar
    Aziz Rahman
    Aziz Rahman
    Texas A&M University Qatar, Qatar
    Brijesh Kumar Yadav
    Brijesh Kumar Yadav
    Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), India
    Dominique Guerillot
    Dominique Guerillot
    Texas A&M University Qatar, Qatar
    Farid Karimi
    Farid Karimi
    University of Jyväskylä, Finland
    Hongwen Zheng
    Hongwen Zheng
    Computer Modelling Group, Canada
    Mayur Pal
    Mayur Pal
    Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania
    Monika Ivandic
    Monika Ivandic
    Uppsala University, Sweden
    Rouhi Farajzadeh
    Rouhi Farajzadeh
    TU Delft, Netherlands
    Sadok Lamine
    Sadok Lamine
    Shell Global Solutions, Netherlands

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