Potential matching of carbon capture storage and utilization (CCSU) as enhanced oil recovery in perspective to Indian oil refineries

Dalei, Narendra N.; Joshi, Jignesh M.

doi:10.1007/s10098-022-02359-1

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“…A recent example of commercial CCU with newer, more efficient amine based technologies is at Tuticorin Alkali Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited, where CO 2 captured from the coal fired boiler flue gas is used to produce sodium carbonate. 88 Integrated carbon capture and utilization demonstration units are appearing at various locations in the country, with India's energy sector companies taking a lead in adopting CCU technologies in partnership with global CCU technology providers. ONGC and IOCL have come together to capture CO 2 at the IOCL Koyali Refinery and to utilize it for EOR in the ONGC Gandhar fields.…”

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Decarbonization in Australia and India: Bilateral Opportunities and Challenges for the Net Zero Transformation

Solomon,

Rabha,

Fimbres-Weihs

et al. 2024

ACS Eng. Au

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The global Net Zero transformation is a vital response to the climate change crisis. Australia and India face similar challenges due to their reliance on fossil resources, growing energy demand, and agricultural emissions. However, differences exist in the population, industry, and development. This perspective explores these comparisons between Australia and India’s Net Zero aspirations and current sociopolitical and economic drivers. As part of the portfolio of options needed to address net zero goals, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) and Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) solutions are specifically discussed. The perspective concludes with opportunities for the nations to engage in knowledge sharing and bilateral partnerships to help accelerate the world’s transformation to Net Zero.

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Section: Public and Private Sector Initiativesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Decarbonization in Australia and India: Bilateral Opportunities and Challenges for the Net Zero Transformation

Solomon,

Rabha,

Fimbres-Weihs

et al. 2024

ACS Eng. Au

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“…Kamolov et al (2023) emphasise that despite significant advancements in post-combustion carbon capture (PCC), deployment at the necessary scale to meet global climate goals remains unachieved, highlighting inefficiencies and high operational costs as principal restraints (Kamolov, Turakulov, Rejabov, & Díaz-Sainz, 2023). Furthermore, Dalei and Joshi (2022) point out that the energy penalties associated with current CCSU technologies severely impede their widespread adoption, compounded by ongoing concerns regarding the long-term integrity and monitoring of stored CO2, which is crucial to prevent counterproductive leakage (Dalei & Joshi, 2022).…”

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“…It explores into the integration of these materials into systems and processes that optimize carbon capture, storage, and conversion functionalities. By synthesizing current research, this article intends to provide a comprehensive overview of state-of-the-art technologies and methodologies, identify gaps in existing research, and suggest directions for future investigations (Dalei & Joshi, 2022;Mualim et al, 2022).…”

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Advanced Carbon Management: Innovations in Materials and Process Integration for Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization (CCSU)

Islam

2024

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Purpose: This article systematically explores the complex landscape of Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization (CCSU) technologies, emphasizing their critical role in global climate change mitigation. The article aims to provide a strategic framework for stakeholders to understand the integration of CCSU technologies into the broader energy and environmental policy landscape. Methodology: Through an integrated approach, this study examines the latest technological advancements in CCSU, studies the global regulatory frameworks influencing these technologies, and analyzes the economic factors that drive or obstruct their adoption. It also involves evaluating the role of international cooperation in standardizing and disseminating best practices for CCSU implementations worldwide. Findings: The study highlights the profound impact of legislative and financial mechanisms on the pace and scope of CCSU technology deployment. It discusses the potential of innovative materials and processes to reduce costs and increase the efficacy of carbon capture and storage. Furthermore, the review provides valuable insights into the current state and future prospects of CCSU technologies. Unique contribution to theory, policy and practice: The article emphasizes the necessity of robust research and development, supported by a conducive policy environment and strategic economic incentives, to enhance the efficiency, scalability, and commercial viability of CCSU technologies. It concludes with targeted recommendations for policymakers, suggesting ways to refine regulatory approaches and foster market conditions conducive to rapid CCSU adoption.

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“…Summarizing sources that are trustworthy, it can be argued that the number of EOR projects in the historical period has significantly decreased. The peak was in the eighties when there were about 700 of them (data from Shell) [165]. It seems that the most objective is the conservative assessment of global EOR projects (Figure 16).…”

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“…in the eighties when there were about 700 of them (data from Shell) [165]. It seems that the most objective is the conservative assessment of global EOR projects (Figure 16).…”

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Overview of Methods for Enhanced Oil Recovery from Conventional and Unconventional Reservoirs

Malozyomov,

Martyushev,

Kukartsev

et al. 2023

Energies

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In world practice, the role of reproduction of raw material base of oil production by implementing modern methods of oil recovery enhancement (thermal, gas, chemical, microbiological) on the basis of innovative techniques and technologies is rapidly growing and is becoming more important. It is concluded that at present, the priority of increasing oil reserves in world oil production is the development and industrial introduction of modern integrated methods of enhanced oil recovery, which can provide a synergistic effect in the development of new and developed oil fields. This article presents a review and comparative analysis of theoretical and practical methods of improving oil recovery of conventional and unconventional reservoirs. The paper examines in detail methods of improving oil recovery, taking into account the factors of enhanced oil recovery of oil reservoirs. Considered the main methods and technologies currently used to develop oil fields and recommendations for their effective use, taking into account the variety of external factors of oil production: the geological structure of the reservoir, its volume, and properties of oils. It is shown that there is no universal method of oil reservoir development, and it must be chosen after a thorough feasibility study among several proposed models. When describing the methods of enhanced oil recovery, special attention is also paid to the physical processes that occur as a result of applying the technology. In conclusion, the positive and negative characteristics of the presented methods included in EOR are presented, and recommendations that may influence the choice of practical solutions for engineers and oil producers are given. Conclusions are made that development systems, placement and choice of operating mode of wells essentially depend on the geological structure of the reservoir, its volume and properties of oils. An important role in this is the construction of a geological model of the production facility. The used hydrodynamic models of development are based on physical laws, about which oil producers sometimes don’t even suspect, and the authors of the models are not always able to convey it to the real producers. The authors consider it reasonable to make a logical generalizing conclusion that understanding processes occurring in the reservoir and taking appropriate measures for optimization and intensification of oil production will allow making oil production as effective as possible.

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Potential matching of carbon capture storage and utilization (CCSU) as enhanced oil recovery in perspective to Indian oil refineries

Cited by 10 publications

References 26 publications

Decarbonization in Australia and India: Bilateral Opportunities and Challenges for the Net Zero Transformation

Decarbonization in Australia and India: Bilateral Opportunities and Challenges for the Net Zero Transformation

Advanced Carbon Management: Innovations in Materials and Process Integration for Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization (CCSU)

Overview of Methods for Enhanced Oil Recovery from Conventional and Unconventional Reservoirs

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