1 Foreword 2 Introduction 3 Biomass Energy with Negative Emissions 4 Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) 4 Ethanol program in Brazil 5 Negative emissions in the bioenergy lifecycle 5 Carbon Capture, Conversion and Storage 7 Conversion 7 Capture 8 Storage 9 CCS 9 Biochar 10 Oceans and carbon storage 12 Addressing Other Contributions to Carbon Emissions 12 Methane emissions from the...

With an increase in renewable energy generation the United States, there is a growing need for more frequency regulation to ensure stability of electric grid. Fast ramping natural gas plants are often used regulation, but this creates emissions associated with burning fossil fuels. Energy storage systems (ESSs), such as batteries and flywheels, provide alternative service. However, efficiency l...

Natural Gas (NG) is an inexpensive and clean burning fuel. Hence it has attracted the attention of the policy makers in several countries including China and India for its commercial and industrial use [1]. However the challenge of safe and compact storage of NG, due to its low energy density need to be addressed before it can be considered for its large scale use in various portable as well as...

in some instances, it is inevitable that large amounts of potentially hazardous chemicals like chlorine gas are stored and used in facilities in densely populated areas. in such cases, all safety issues must be carefully considered. to reach this goal, it is important to have accurate information concerning chlorine gas behaviors and how it is dispersed in dense urban areas. furthermore, mainta...

We present the results of compositional reservoir simulation of a prototypical CO2 sequestration project in a deep saline aquifer. The objective was to better understand and quantify estimates of the most important CO2 storage mechanisms under realistic physical conditions. Simulations of a few decades of CO2 injection followed by 10 to 10 years of natural gradient flow were done. The impact of...

One of the issues concerning the replacement of natural gas by green gas is the seasonal pattern of the gas demand. When constant production is assumed, this may limit the injected quantity of green gas into a gas grid to the level of the minimum gas demand in summer. A procedure was proposed to increase the gas demand coverage in a geographical region, i.e., the extent to which natural gas dem...

Power systems for South and Central America based on 100% renewable energy (RE) in the year 2030 were calculated for the first time using an hourly resolved energy model. The region was subdivided into 15 sub-regions. Four different scenarios were considered: three according to different high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission grid development levels (region, country, area-wide) and one...

in this study, mass transfer coefficients (mtc’s) of natural gas components during hydrate formation are reported. this work is based on the assumption that the transport of gas molecules from gas phase to aqueous phase is dominant among other resistances. several experiments were conducted on a mixture of natural gas at different pressures and temperatures and the consumed gas was monitored an...

in this paper, an adaptive-network-based fuzzy inference system (anfis) is used for forecasting of natural gas consumption. it is clear that natural gas consumption prediction for future, surly can help statesmen to decide more certain. there are many variables which effect on gas consumption but two variables that named gross domestic product (gdp) and population, are selected as two input var...