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Complete Carbon Capture Usage and Storage course
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Complete Carbon Capture Usage and Storage course

CCUS
Last updated 1/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • How CCUS can offer a long-term solution to protect Earth atmosphere from excess CO2 and how can help to keep climate change under 1.5 ºC of global temperature rise.
  • Method of Carbon Captures technology
  • Climate Change Agreements
  • CCS and versus Carbon negative
  • CCS and Renewable Energy
  • Carbon Negative Technologies
  • Geological Storage
  • CCU-Carbon Capture Usage
  • Type of Rocks and Features
  • World CO2 Storage Capacity and CO2 capacity calculation
  • CO2 Leakage, Monitoring and Stoppage
  • Policies, Regulations, Best Guidelines and Practice

Course content

6 sections11 lectures2h 9m total length
  • Introduction1:58

    Welcoming people and giving an overall brief about the 6 modules.

  • Module 1.16:30

    i) Greenhouse effect

    ii) Carbon cycle

    iii) Facts about effect of CO2

    iv) Kyoto Protocol-Dec. 1997

  • Module 1.216:07

    i) The Paris Climate Change Agreement-Dec. 2015

    ii) CCUS (Carbon Capture Usage and Storage)

Requirements

  • Being open-minded and interested in helping Environment.

Description

The purpose of Carbon Capture Usage and Storage (CCUS) course is that to inform you:

1. Why none of the existing technology can single-handedly handle our Climate Change crises.

2. Why many expert believe great investment required in CCS in parallel with existing/new technologies and energy vectors to be able to achieve 2050 goals.

3. How CCUS can offer a long-term solution to help climate change by keeping the temperature well below 2 ºC of global temperature rise.

In this course in addition to various CCUS technologies as one of the method of preventing CO2 emission we also look at some of the global agreements, policies, regulations, best practices, Carbon negative technologies, Renewable energy, Energy vector such as H2 and Electricity, types of geological storage, Global CO2 capacity, and costs of Carbon Capture and Carbon negative technologies.

Finally we finish with some of the important issues such as:

1. Priority for the climate is to stop emissions of CO2 from entering the atmosphere and STOP diverting attention from the end game by too much emphasis on specific Technology or Energy Vector. Hence, to achieve 2050 goals all Existing/New technologies & Energy Vectors must be considered.

2. Also, developing countries issues such as lack of fresh water, treatment system, infrastructure, and investment need to be dealt with since climate change is a global issue otherwise we would not achieve our 2050 goals.

Who this course is for:

  • Graduates, Engineers, Consultants, Managers, Environmentalist, and anyone who is interested to know about CCUS.