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The CO₂ Capture Project

The CO₂ Capture Project (CCP) is a partnership of the world’s leading energy companies, working with academic institutions and government organisations to research and develop technologies to help make CO₂ capture and geological storage (CCS) a practical reality for reducing global CO₂ emissions and tackling climate change.

CO₂ Capture and Geological Storage is a technological process to capture CO₂ emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants and other industrial processes and then store the CO₂ deep underground in geological formations securely away from the atmosphere.

The CO₂ Capture Project website includes information on project partners and activities, an introduction to CO₂ capture technology, an extensive publications database featuring technical papers, presentations and reports, and a media and resources page including links to FAQs, non-technical reports, an image library and a glossary of CO₂ capture terms.

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"Results from the
CO₂ Capture Project Vol 3: Advances in CO₂ Capture
and Storage Technology
(2004-2009)
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2011 Annual Report

detailing progress of the group in 2011. View...

 

 


Download CCP Technical Papers presented at
GHGT-9, Washington

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