Carbon Capture and Storage: Recent Progress and Future Challenges

Dear Colleagues,

The proposed Special Issue, titled "Carbon Capture and Storage: Recent Progress and Future Challenges," aims to shed light on the latest advancements in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies and the potential hurdles they face. This topic is of paramount importance as the world grapples with the existential threat of climate change, and as CCS plays a crucial role in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.

This Special Issue intends to gather high-quality original research papers and comprehensive review articles that delve into various aspects of CCS, from the design and development of novel technologies and materials for carbon capture, to the evaluation of storage methods and the assessment of their environmental and economic impacts. It will provide a platform for researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals to share their insights and findings, fostering a multidisciplinary dialogue around CCS.

Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

1. Novel techniques and materials for efficient carbon capture;
2. Advances in carbon sequestration and storage;
3. Environmental impacts and risk assessment of CCS;
4. Economic feasibility and challenges in CCS implementation;
5. Policy and regulatory considerations for CCS;
6. Case studies of successful CCS implementation.

By focusing on both the progress and challenges of CCS, this Special Issue seeks to promote and advance our understanding of this critical field. We believe it will serve as a rich resource for all stakeholders involved in mitigating climate change and progressing towards a sustainable future.

Dr. Yihuai Zhang
Dr. Yingfang Zhou
Dr. Yu Jing
Prof. Dr. Junping Zhou
Dr. Yubing Liu
Guest Editors

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• carbon capture
• carbon storage technology
• climate change mitigation
• environmental impact
• economic feasibility
• policy and regulation
• sustainable future