Sentence examples for carbon capture potential from inspiring English sources

There is no single reliable number for the carbon capture potential of ecosystem restoration globally, but an ambitious program might reduce planetary CO2 concentrations by as much as 40 parts per million.

The carbon capture potential of enhanced weathering is large, yet there are few data on the effectiveness or engineering feasibility of such a scheme.

In view of industrial application, such technology is one of the potential candidates due to easy furnaces retrofitting, carbon capture potential, low NOx emissions and limited capital expenditures.

There are a limited number of ultrabasic formations (0.8 tCO2 t−1 rock) with a total carbon capture potential of 25.4 GtCO25.4

The majority of this resource is contained in basic rocks (with a carbon capture potential of ∼0.3 tCO2 t−1 rock).

The attraction of IGCC plants, aside from their carbon-capture potential, is that they produce fewer traditional pollutants and also generate hydrogen, which can either be put to industrial uses or burnt.

Potential impacts range from increasing water demand for carbon capture, to potential contamination of groundwater through leakage or brine displacement.

A number of studies have found that without this technology, it's unlikely the world can prevent temperatures from rising more than 2 ˚C (see "Potential carbon capture game changer nears completion").

The Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Technologies CO2CRCC) was setup with distinct programs focusing on storage, capture, demonstration, education and international collaboration designed to address the many issues facing potential carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects.

Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle technology with Carbon Capture Storage has many potential advantages for future power generation system and many pre-combustion CO2 capture technologies have been developed for removing the acid gas and CO2 from the syngas.

This paper evaluates using CAPE design and integration tools, the potential carbon capture approaches to be successfully introduced into various key industrial applications with high CO2 emissions (e.g. heat and power production, chemicals, iron & steel, etc).