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Carbon storage: Carbon capture and geological storage beneath the UK - status and prospects. Stuart Haszeldine. Energy World February 2007, P. 20-22
With its depleted offshore oil and gas fields, Britain ought to be leading the world in the long term storage, following capture, of carbon dioxide. And the first full-scale trial plant may not be far away, writes Professor Stuart Haszeldine of the Scottish Centre for Carbon Storage (SCCS).
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Journal title: Energy World
Keywords: CO2
Subjects: Geology, Carbon capture, transportation and storage, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Gas fields, Carbon dioxide, Carbon capture and storage
