Modeling Ecological Constraints on a CO2 Pipeline Network
Jhih-Shyang Shih,
Bailian Chen,
Alexandra L. Thompson
et al.
Abstract:Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) are a critical set of strategies to decarbonize the industrial and power sectors and to mitigate global climate change. Pipeline infrastructure connecting CO 2 sources and sinks, if not planned strategically, can cause environmental and social impacts by disturbing local landscapes. We investigated the impacts of these considerations on optimal CO 2 pipeline routing and sink locations by modifying and leveraging an open-source CCUS infrastructure model, SimCCS. W… Show more
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