Novel Approaches to Carbon Management Separation, Capture, Sequestration, and Conversion to Useful Products: Workshop Report (2003) / Chapter Skim
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6 Crosscutting Issues
6 Crosscutting Issues
Pages 26-29
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The committee expects that DOE/FE will receive a range of proposals varying from specific technologies to systems concepts to fairly narrow exploratory research questions. To put them on a somewhat level playing fielcT, it was noted that the request for proposals (RFPs)
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For deep-ocean disposal, such as in a pressurized bladder that resides on the deep-ocean floor, an array of pH meters to monitor changes in ocean water pH may be sufficient. Highly effective sealing technologies that can be employed remotely in the deep subsurface environment or the deep ocean must be identified and engineered.
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lmplementat~on could be accomplished swiftly, and information could be made available to decision makers about the suite of subsurface carbon sequestration methods. Research Opportunities Research opportunities in the area of risk assessment are as follows: .
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Degree of the environmental unknowns; 5. Energy required per unit (per unit = per unit of CO2 emission reduced)
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