Carbon Capture, Storage and Utilization: a Possible Climate Change Solution for Energy Industry

Content: Cover
 Half Title
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Foreword
 Message
 Acknowledgement
 Introduction
 Table of Contents
 Section I: POLICY
 1: Carbon Capture and Storage: Can or Should We be So Indifferent?
 Introduction
 Current Situation
 Global Status of CO2 Emission Trends
 Cost of CCS Implementation
 Future Role for India
 Conclusion
 References
 2: Policy and Regulatory Interventions in Abatement of CO2 Footprints in India
 Evolution of Power Sector in India
 CO2 Baseline Data for Power Sector
 Steps Initiated by the Power Sector with Regard to CO2 Abatement Analysis of Future Demand and Capacity Addition in the Power Sector and Road Map for Technology AdaptionConclusion
 Summary
 References
 3: Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization --
an Appraisal of Current Situation in Coal-based Economies
 Introduction
 Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization
 Current Scene in Selected Coal-based Economies
 CCSU Current Technology and Policy Status
 Mapping of CCS Research Publications
 Awareness and Capacity Building in CCS
 Conclusion
 Summary
 Acknowledgement
 References
 4: TERI\'S Scoping Study on Carbon Capture and Storage in the Indian Context IntroductionCountry Background
 Economic Analysis
 Policy and Legislation Review
 Capacity Development Needs
 Conclusion and Recommendations
 Summary
 References
 Section II: CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE
 5: Capturing CO2 by Physical and Chemical Means
 Introduction
 Post-combustion Carbon Capture
 CO2 Capture by Adsorption
 Oxy-fuel Technology
 Chemical Looping Combustion
 Pre-combustion Carbon Capture Methods
 Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
 Gas Processing Prior to CO2 Capture
 Global R & D and Industrial Facilities for CO2 Capture
 Conclusion
 References
 Summary 6: CO2 Recovery from Power Plants by Adsorption: R & D and TechnologyIntroduction
 CO2 Capture from Post-combustion Flue Gas
 Application of Metal Organic Frameworks in CO2 Capture from Flue Gas
 High Temperature CO2 Capture Under Water Gas Shift Reactor Conditions
 Conclusion
 Summary
 References
 7: Geological Sequestration of CO2 in Saline Aquifers --
an Indian Perspective
 Introduction
 Geological Storage of CO2
 Deep Saline Aquifers
 Mechanisms of CO2 Trapping in Saline Aquifers
 Specific Issues Connected with Storage in Saline Aquifers
 Screening Criteria for Storage in Saline Aquifers Distribution of Saline AquifersPresent Studies
 Conclusion
 Summary
 Bibliography
 8: Options for CO2 Storage and its Role in Reducing CO2 Emissions
 Carbon Storage in Geological Formations
 Innovative Carbon Storage Advances
 Indian Initiatives and Recommendations
 Summary
 Bibliography
 9: CO2 Sequestration Potential of Indian Coalfields
 Introduction
 Coal and Lignite Deposits in India
 Coal Inventory of India
 Extraneous Coal Deposits of India
 Grey Areas of Coalfields
 Concealed Coalfields
 Unmineable Coalbeds in Well-delineated Coalfields
 Comparative Adsorption of CO2 and CH4