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Article | REF: IN115 V1

Carbon Dioxide Capture and Geologic Storage (CCS)

Authors: Alexandre ROJEY, Eric TOCQUÉ

Publication date: January 10, 2011

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11. Conclusion

To succeed on a large scale, the deployment of capture-storage technologies requires :

  • R work to develop new, more economical and safer CO 2 capture and storage techniques;

  • industrial demonstrators to validate and improve various concepts;

  • a regulatory framework and economic incentives to facilitate investment in this sector.

Actions to ensure the social acceptability of these solutions are also essential.

The capture/storage sector is presented as a transitional solution, which should make it possible to lower CO 2 emissions from the use of fossil fuels for as long as it takes for alternative energies to take over....

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