Carbon capture and storage
CIS Insight 03/2020
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Core Supplement
Series
CIS Insight
Abstract
Carbon capture and storage – often referred to as CCS – is a technology that allows us to capture and contain as much as 90% of the carbon dioxide emissions produced from fossil fuel use, thus preventing it from entering the atmosphere. In this article, we’ll discuss how CCS works, potential uses for captured and stored CO2 and some of the problems we must overcome to make it work.
Author
Sharman, J.
Subjects
- Planning and development
- Environmental issues/energy
- Climate change
- Environmental protection
- Special subject areas
- Environmental planning/land
- Climate Change
Publisher History
NBS are committed to offering distinctive, innovative specification and information solutions to construction industry professionals and are proud to be leading the construction industry in its digital evolution. Their roots lie in the UK's National Building Specification and for nearly 50 years has been helping the construction industry build better and with lower risk. Their future lies in cloud-based technologies and connected data, as they fast become the information marketplace for the global construction industry.
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