Events

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS): Dr. Leslie Mabon emphasizes the importance of CCS as a means to slow climate change in the industrial sector. CCS includes carbon dioxide emissions from various sources (such as power plants and industrial facilities), and stores them in underground geology to prevent them from being released into the atmosphere.

Social acceptance and communication: Dr. Leslie Mabon emphasizes the importance of social acceptance and effective communication in the implementation of CCS projects. They discussed different concerns and views of interests (including local communities, enterprises, politicians, and environmental protection organizations). Establish trust, respond to risks, and provide accurate information through various channels (including social media) to be identified as key elements of successful implementation of the CCS project.

The motivation for carbon storage: Dr. Chia-WEI KUO proposed the need to respond to climate change caused by rising carbon dioxide emissions and the needs of global warming potential consequences.

CO2 storage process: The steps involved in carbon capture and storage include capture, compression, transportation and injection into the rock layer. Emphasizing the importance of physical power and heterogeneity of rock layer for carbon dioxide behavior.

The importance of CCS technology: Dr. Ya-MEI Yang emphasizes the global importance of CCS technology to reduce CO2 emissions and achieve zero carbon path. The IECC AR No. 6 Report and Taiwan's quantitative data support the use of CCUS (carbon capture, utilization and storage) as a strategy of reducing CO2 emissions by various departments.