Energy

Energy, Vol.29, No.9-10 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-5442 (Print)

In this Issue (42 articles)

1237 - 1239	Special issue - Dedicated to 6th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies - 1-4 October 2002 - Editorial introduction Freund P, Kaya Y, Lior N
1241 - 1248	Exergy analysis of alkanolamine-based CO2 removal unit with AspenPlus Geuzebroek FH, Schneiders LHJM, Kraaijveld GJC, Feron PHM
1249 - 1257	Novel concepts for CO2 capture Dijkstra JW, Jansen D
1259 - 1267	Test results from a CO2 extraction pilot plant at boundary dam coal-fired power station Wilson M, Tontiwachwuthikul P, Chakma A, Idem R, Veawab A, Aroonwilas A, Gelowitz D, Barrie J, Mariz C
1269 - 1278	Integration of H-2-separating membrane technology in gas turbine processes for CO2 capture Jordal K, Bredesen R, Kvamsdal HM, Bolland O
1279 - 1284	An experimental investigation into the use of molten carbonate fuel cells to capture CO2 from gas turbine exhaust gases Amorelli A, Wilkinson MB, Bedont P, Capobianco P, Marcenaro B, Parodi F, Torazza A
1285 - 1296	Numerical investigation of oxy-coal combustion to evaluate burner and combustor design concepts Chui EH, Majeski AJ, Douglas MA, Tan Y, Thambimuthu KV
1297 - 1308	Time to realization: Evaluation of CO2 capture technology R&Ds by GERT (Graphical evaluation and review technique) analysese Kosugi T, Hayashi A, Matsumoto T, Akimoto K, Tokimatsu K, Yoshida H, Tomoda T, Kaya Y
1309 - 1318	Prospects for carbon capture and sequestration technologies assuming their technological learning Riahi K, Rubin ES, Schrattenholzer L
1319 - 1328	Transmission of CO2 - safety and economic considerations Gale J, Davison J
1329 - 1338	Geological storage of CO2: What do we know, where are the gaps and what more needs to be done? Gale J
1339 - 1346	Integrated path towards geological storage Bouchard R, Delaytermoz A
1347 - 1359	A simulation method for the rapid screening of potential depleted oil reservoirs for CO2 sequestration Bossie-Codreanu D, Le Gallo Y
1361 - 1369	Demonstrating storage of CO2 in geological reservoirs: The sleipner and SACS projects Torp TA, Gale J
1371 - 1381	Geological reservoir characterization of a CO2 storage site: The Utsira Sand, Sleipner, Northern North Sea Chadwick RA, Zweigel P, Gregersen U, Kirby GA, Holloway S, Johannessen PN
1383 - 1392	Monitoring of CO2 injected at Sleipner using time-lapse seismic data Arts R, Eiken O, Chadwick A, Zweigel P, van der Meer L, Zinszner B
1393 - 1401	Geochemical monitoring of fluid-rock interaction and CO2 storage at the Weyburn CO2-injection enhanced oil recovery site, Saskatchewan, Canada Emberley S, Hutcheon I, Shevalier M, Durocher K, Gunter WD, Perkins EH
1403 - 1411	CO2 underground storage for Snohvit gas field development Maldal T, Tappel IM
1413 - 1422	Economic feasibility of carbon sequestration with enhanced gas recovery (CSEGR) Oldenburg CM, Stevens SH, Benson SM
1423 - 1429	The injectivity of coalbed CO2 injection wells Fokker PA, van der Meer LGH
1431 - 1444	Code intercomparison builds confidence in numerical simulation models for geologic disposal Of CO2 Pruess K, Garcia J, Kovscek T, Oldenburg C, Rutqvist J, Steefel C, Xu TF
1445 - 1456	Estimating fault stability and sustainable fluid pressures for underground storage of CO2 in porous rock Streit EE, Hillis RR
1457 - 1466	The Ladbroke Grove-Katnook carbon dioxide natural laboratory: A recent CO2 accumulation in a lithic sandstone reservoir Watson MN, Zwingmann N, Lemon NM
1467 - 1478	Sensitivity of sequestration efficiency to mixing processes in the global ocean Mignone BK, Sarmiento JL, Slater RD, Gnanadesikan A
1479 - 1486	Evasion of CO2 injected into the ocean in the context of CO2 stabilization Kheshgi HS
1487 - 1497	A hybrid numerical model system of LCO2 and CO2 enriched seawater dynamics in the ocean induced by moving-ship releasing Chen B, Song Y, Nishio M, Akai M, Ohsumi T
1499 - 1509	In situ experiments of cold CO2 release in mid-depth Aya I, Kojima R, Yamane K, Shiozaki K, Brewer PG, Peltzer ET
1511 - 1520	Influence of ocean CO2 sequestration on bacterial production Coffin RB, Montgomery MT, Boyd TJ, Masutani SM
1521 - 1527	CO2 capture, storage and reuse potential in Finland Koljonen T, Siikavirta H, Zevenhoven R, Savolainen I
1529 - 1536	Modeling greenhouse gas energy technology responses to climate change Edmonds JA, Clarke J, Dooley J, Kim SH, Smith SJ
1537 - 1549	Evaluation of carbon dioxide sequestration in Japan with a mathematical model Akimoto K, Kotsubo H, Asami T, Li X, Uno M, Tomoda T, Ohsumi T
1551 - 1559	Learning curves for environmental technology and their importance for climate policy analysis Rubin ES, Taylor MR, Yeh S, Hounshell DA
1561 - 1570	Developing a set of regulatory analogs for carbon sequestration Reiner DM, Herzog HJ
1571 - 1578	No exit: thinking about leakage from geologic carbon storage sites Hawkins DG
1579 - 1588	Clean development mechanism projects and portfolio risks Matsuhashi R, Fujisawa S, Mitamura W, Momobayashi Y, Yoshida Y
1589 - 1598	Carbon management strategies for US electricity generation capacity: A vintage-based approach Dahowski RT, Dooley JJ
1599 - 1609	Geologic storage of CO2 from refining and chemical facilities in the midwestern Gupta N, Sass B, Chattopadhyay S, Sminchak J, Wang P, Espie T
1611 - 1621	Worldwide selection of early opportunities for CO2-enhanced oil recovery and CO2-enhanced coal bed methane production van Bergen F, Gale J, Damen KJ, Wildenborg AFB
1623 - 1631	Australia's CO2 geological storage potential and matching of emission sources to potential sinks Bradshaw J, Allinson G, Bradshaw BE, Nguyen V, Rigg AJ, Spencer L, Wilson P
1633 - 1641	CO2 capture and storage - the essential bridge to the hydrogen economy Simbeck DR
1643 - 1650	Studies on enhancing carbon sequestration in soils Marland G, Garten CT, Post WM, West TO
1651 - 1657	Design parameters of solar concentrating systems for CO2-mitigating algal photobioreactors Ono E, Cuello JL