Carbon dioxide can be transported by pipeline or ship for utilization or storage. The technologies involved in pipeline transportation are the same or similar to those used for transporting natural gas, oil, and many other commodities around the world.
Carolina Arlota , Michael B. Gerrard, Pria Deanna Mahadevan
This report examines the potentially applicable laws to the use of ships to transport carbon dioxide that has been captured in Europe to the United States for sequestration.
This handbook identifies 25 priority issues that CCUS legal and regulatory frameworks should address for deployment, and presents global case studies on how different jurisdictions have approached these issues.
Erin Smith, Jennifer Morris, Haroon Kheshgi, Gary Teletzke, Howard Herzog, Sergey Paltsev
This paper assesses the range of CO2 transport and storage costs and evaluates their impact on economy-wide modeling results of decarbonization pathways.
Hisham Al Baroudi, Adeola Awoyomi, Kumar Patchigolla, Kranthi Jonnalagadda, E.J. Anthony
This paper provides an overview of CO2 shipping for CCUS and scrutinizes its potential role for global CO2 transport, arguing that pipelines show better performance compared to shipping with regards to fuel, electricity and water consumption.
This white paper identifies near-term carbon capture and storage opportunities, then designs and plans the regional transport infrastructure required to maximize CO2 abatement while minimizing cost and land use impact.