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Publisher: Petroleum Society of Canada
Paper presented at the Canadian International Petroleum Conference, June 16–18, 2009
Paper Number: PETSOC-2009-020
... major issues with this approach are its high cost and the long-term post operation liability. The author has previously proposed an alternate approach of pure offset the charcoal sequestration, which essentially employs conversion of dead plant material into inert solid carbon. Charcoal sequestration...
Proceedings Papers
Publisher: Petroleum Society of Canada
Paper presented at the Canadian International Petroleum Conference, June 17–19, 2008
Paper Number: PETSOC-2008-020
... will be necessary. As previously shown, preservation of the produced biomass (via conversion to charcoal) is a critical step in making the bio- sequestration work. The benefits of a two step charcoal approach, unparalleled by other methods, include permanence of sequestration, ready verification, the global...