What is Geological Carbon Sequestration?
Geological carbon sequestration is the process of storing carbon dioxide in underground geologic formations, or rocks. Typically, carbon dioxide is captured from an industrial source, such as steel or cement production, or an energy-related source, such as a power plant or natural gas processing facility and injected into porous rocks for long-term storage.
Carbon capture and storage can allow the use of fossil fuels until another energy source is introduced on a large scale.
Types of Carbon Sequestration
Biological Carbon Sequestration
Geological Carbon Sequestration
Technological Carbon Sequestration