didnt know that but Co2 is wideley used in all sorts of chemical engineering.
We wouldnt exist without it and if we remove too much, plant life will stop.
Now about those leaking non plugged oil wells in north american putting methane into the atmosphere.
It is easy to find problems and to point them out, a lot harder to find solutions
I donât know, but it sounds to me like you could âfind something wrong with a week of only Sundaysâ. Have you ever found something that is positive to comment on?
Did you read this?:
Shipped not âsuperchilledâ but compressed from wherever the CO2 is captured to a shorebased processing plant.
From there by pipeline to underseas wells, where it will be injected into the formation 2600 m. below. When the formation is saturated the injection wells will be permanently sealed and abandoned. (But monitored for any pressure drop, or leaks)
No surface structures required. Both the onshore and offshore process will be powered by hydro electric power from the grid.
How much in volume of gas can be stored before new wells will need to be drilled and connected to the subsea injection installation?:
No, it is not simple, nor are there âhundreds of wells doing itâ. (yet)
BTW; the wells are not doing anything, nor is it complicated to drill them.
What is complex, new and costly, is the infrastructure, from the source to the wells.
The people that develop, work and manage these projects are not idiots. They study the problems, find solutions and invent the methods and equipment required to do the job as safely and cheaply as possible.
Iâm sure Greta sleeps well knowing global warming is solved but does she know aviation produces 1 billion tons a year.
or maybe she has a bigger problem to bite into
The Northern Light project this a pilot project to develop and test the technology in full scale.
It is paid for by the partners; Equinor, Shell and Total. It is also receiving support from the EU Commission and Norwegian Gov.
I presume you would rather see nobody spend any money on any kind of development?
Yes she knows and she is dong her bit to make the world aware of it by her own actions.
Now you have pointed out the problem, what is your solution?
She also know that the worldâs Armies, Navies and Air Forces is among the largest emitters of GHG.
The solution appears simple; stop provoking and fighting wars. But how can you convince the worldâs leaders to do so?
Stopping lobbying and political contribution from the arms industry MAY be a good start.
BTW; you forgot (deliberately?) to mention that among the three top CO2 emitters there are two that together holds over 1/3 of the worldâs now 8 Billion inhabitants.
If you want to point out who is the biggest emitter per head of population thats another graph, lots to do with the standard of living.
How about guess which country uses more power per head than any other by a factor of 2âŚSingapore
All from burnning gas plus now a little solar. I guess thats better than coal.
There is no problem with increased Co2 in the atmosphere, its been far higher in the past, the planet thrived.
All the carbon sequested in the ground was once in the atmosphere, are we saying todays politicians should be trying to interfere with nature?
Methane is a bigger issue and very little done about the million plus un capped wells in the USA emitting methane.
Yes there are and yes it will.
Thatâs why so many major companies, governments and organizations are engaging in this project.
The Northern Light Project is ongoing now, not a dream of something in the future.
Maybe your nightmare come true? (Somebody is doing something about anything)
So there is big money in putting co2 into the ground?
What business model is that? You keep saying there is one.
The Northern Lights project is a small scale experiment. Nothing wrong with that but thats all it is.
Looks like its just funded by the EU and Norway plus the partners as an experiment as 1.5million tons is a drop in the ocean of daily co2 emissions on earth.
âShell and its partners, Equinor and Total Energies, with backing from the Norwegian government, are spearheading an ambitious industrial decarbonisation project called Northern Lights. Labeled âthe first-ever cross-border, open-source CO2 transport and storage infrastructure networkâ, the initiative targets the mitigation of industrial process emissions through an advanced shipping and subsea-storage system. In January 2022, Northern Lights was awarded EU funding for expansion studies.â
âPhase one of the Northern Lights project is slated to be completed by mid-2024 with logistics and technology capable of capturing, transporting and storing 1.5 million tonnes of CO2 per year.â
Its just going to be tax payer funded and a long term overhead monitored by the private sector.
Sound like a business some Italian families might like to be inâŚ
I answered to your question about monitoring.
No, there are no big profit in monitoring, but it is a necessary expense in any venture.
That is why somebody is trying to develop a simple way of do so.
âEvery voyage starts with the first stepâ
If nobody take that âFirst Stepâ nothing new will ever happen and problems will never be solved.
You like to walk backwards and see all the unsolved problems left behind.
Luckily there are SOME people in this world that looks ahead and see solutions, or at least TRY to solve the problems they see left behind by negative people.
BTW; It is not too late to turn around, even for you.
what?
some people walk backwards to fix the solutions that didnt work when other that walk backward point out they didnt succeed?
I guess some dreamers live on internet green washed facts and the others are realists.
Here is reality.
Shells output;
total carbon emissions peaked in 2018 at 1.7 gigatonnes per annum
3 projects underway ( one working in Canada) to put 3million tons total a year in the ground.
Greta is happy buts she is clueless along with anyone else that thinks this is a solution.