Infrastructure components needed for Sample Clauses

Infrastructure components needed for. CO2 transport and storage CO2 capture and storage (CCS) is a technology that separates CO2 produced by industrial processes and power production from other flue gasses, and transports it to a permanent storage site deep underground. This technology can be used to achieve large-scale reduction of CO2 emissions. The captured CO2 may be used in an intermediate stage, for purposes including the production of synthetic fuels or for enhanced production of oil and gas, which is called CO2 capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS). In both cases a chain of infrastructure components is needed for the safe and efficient transport of the CO2 from the industrial source to the underground storage site. Infrastructure for utilisation, other than injection into oil and gas reservoirs for increased hydrocarbon production, is not considered in this report. Transport of CO2 is an established technology at the scale necessary for significant contribution to the reduction of CO2 emissions from industrial sources and power generation. Globally, more than 6500 kilometres of CO2 transport pipelines are in operation (Noothout et al., 2014). CO2 is transported by pipeline for large- scale operations such as injection into onshore oil fields for enhanced oil recovery, as at Weyburn, Canada (Wildgust et al., 2013), or for offshore storage in saline aquifers, as at Snøhvit, Norway (▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al., 2013). It is also routinely transported for industrial and food use by road tanker and ship. Transport by road tanker and ship is in batches and requires intermediate CO2 storage facilities at both ends of the transport chain. It is also possible to combine ship transport with onshore or offshore pipeline transport. This is relevant for the carbon capture and storage project currently being developed in Norway, where it is planned to collect CO2 from up to three industrial sources (▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/en/full-scale). To make it suitable for transport, the captured CO2 needs to be conditioned, which could include removal of impurities, compression and cooling. The amount of conditioning needed will depend both on the type of the process from which the CO2 is captured, on the chosen transport method, and to a lesser extent on the underground storage site. Permanent storage of CO2 comprises injection into geological formations with the following key properties: • The reservoir, the layer of rock into which the CO2 is injected, must be porous. • There must be another layer of rock above this (...
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