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For this 2nd episode, let’s question more precisely CCUS and ecological transition with Paula Coussy, CO2 Externalities Project Manager at IFPEN: from capturing the CO2 to storing it, how to deploy the CCUS on a large scale? Not only the costs are a decisive issue for the industry but also the storage and transport networks that have to be planned and coordinated.
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For this 2nd episode, let’s question more precisely CCUS and ecological transition with Paula Coussy, CO2 Externalities Project Manager at IFPEN: from capturing the CO2 to storing it, how to deploy the CCUS on a large scale? Not only the costs are a decisive issue for the industry but also the storage and transport networks that have to be planned and coordinated.
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For this 2nd episode, let’s question more precisely CCUS and ecological transition with Paula Coussy, CO2 Externalities Project Manager at IFPEN: from capturing the CO2 to storing it, how to deploy the CCUS on a large scale? Not only the costs are a decisive issue for the industry but also the storage and transport networks that have to be planned and coordinated.
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
Description
For this 2nd episode, let’s question more precisely CCUS and ecological transition with Paula Coussy, CO2 Externalities Project Manager at IFPEN: from capturing the CO2 to storing it, how to deploy the CCUS on a large scale? Not only the costs are a decisive issue for the industry but also the storage and transport networks that have to be planned and coordinated.
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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From fuels to chemistry: how can we use captured CO2? | Catherine laroche and Jean-Philippe Héraud (IFPEN)
CO2 capture from the industry sector: towards greater efficiency | Vania Santos Moreau and Stéphane Bertholin (IFPEN)
CO2 transport and storage: having the resources to match decarbonization objectives | Audrey Estublier and Kateryna Voronetska (IFPEN)
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