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This book reviews CCUS technology, aiming to reduce carbon emissions by one-sixth by 2050 while promoting low-carbon hydrogen generation and tackling industrial emissions. The book critically evaluates the potential and limitations of implementing CCUS, focusing on technological capabilities, commercial scalability, energy efficiency issues, and public acceptability. It stresses the establishment of complex legal and regulatory frameworks at the national, regional, and international levels, underlining the necessity for standardized techniques to manage various components of the CCUS technology chain—capture, transit, usage, and storage. The introduction highlights the book's twin focus: first, it examines foundational principles, technical breakthroughs, and regulatory frameworks, followed by jurisdictional case studies that demonstrate real implementation obstacles and potential. This framework makes a relevant contribution to CCUS studies by providing insights into how governments and businesses might progress CCUS deployment while fulfilling economic development and sustainability goals in the quickly changing context of climate change mitigation.

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    2025年

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  • Thomas L. Muinzer,
  • Eduardo G. Pereira,
  • Alberto J. Fossa

摘要

This book reviews CCUS technology, aiming to reduce carbon emissions by one-sixth by 2050 while promoting low-carbon hydrogen generation and tackling industrial emissions. The book critically evaluates the potential and limitations of implementing CCUS, focusing on technological capabilities, commercial scalability, energy efficiency issues, and public acceptability. It stresses the establishment of complex legal and regulatory frameworks at the national, regional, and international levels, underlining the necessity for standardized techniques to manage various components of the CCUS technology chain—capture, transit, usage, and storage. The introduction highlights the book's twin focus: first, it examines foundational principles, technical breakthroughs, and regulatory frameworks, followed by jurisdictional case studies that demonstrate real implementation obstacles and potential. This framework makes a relevant contribution to CCUS studies by providing insights into how governments and businesses might progress CCUS deployment while fulfilling economic development and sustainability goals in the quickly changing context of climate change mitigation.