Climate change is a real problem we face together, and the Australian Coal Association wants to be a part of the solution. That is why we have invested $1 billion into Carbon Capture and Storage technologies. This video explains how the three methods work (Pre-combustion capture, Post-combustion capture and Oxyfuel). Once the carbon has been captured, the carbon is stored safely deep underground, a process known as geosequestration. This mimics a natural process that hydrocarbons like oil and natural gas have been doing for millions of years. To learn more, explore our website NewGenCoal.com.au

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This video provides an overview of the carbon capture and storage facility appended to SaskPower's Boundary Dam 3 Power Station.

How do we store CO2 safely and permanently underground? By exploiting the same trapping mechanisms used by nature to store CO2, gas and oil for millions of years; and by using existing technology to transport and inject the CO2. This technology has already been used for over 30 years by the oil industry to improve oil extraction. Storage starts by pumping liquid CO2 into a carefully chosen reservoir. There are two main types: deep saline aquifers (which contain undrinkable salt water) and depleted oil and gas fields. Both have the same key geological features for storing CO2 safely and are usually sandstone or limestone. To find out more, visit: http://www.zeroemissionsplatform.eu/safe-storage.html More videos and information: The Hard Facts behind CO2 Capture and Storage http://www.zeroemissionsplatform.eu/the-hard-facts.html Inside CCS: the workings of CO2 capture, transport & storage http://www.zeroemissionsplatform.eu/inside-css.html

Storing carbon dioxide emissions in geological formations deep underground is a well-understood, permanent and safe technology; one that is vital if we are to reduce emissions, meet Paris targets and achieve net-zero to ambitions.   Join the Global CCS Institute’s Storage and Legal and Regulatory experts in conversation as they explain how CO2 storage works, seek to address these myths and misconceptions and demonstrate why CO2 storage is an essential climate change mitigation technology.

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In this video patterns of ground deformation in depleting reservoirs and creation of subsidence bowl are reviewed. We also ask this question on the influence of ground deformation on the integrity of well casings inside the overburden and within the reservoir. Presented by: Dr. Mehrdad Soltanzadeh #geomechanics #subsidence #compaction #wellintegrity #reservoirengineering #depletion #reservoirgeomechanics #reservoir #deeplearning