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Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)
Materials for Energy
Carbon Capture Utilization & Storage
Digitalization, and AI applications
Energy Policies, Energy Market
Concept of CCUS
CCUS is a pivotal technology for short-medium term carbon emissions reduction.
Enables the continued use of fossil fuels and deployment of blue hydrogen while meeting energy demands and preserving the environment.
Activities at the RICH Center
CO2 Capture
Advanced Sorbent Development
Objective: Develop novel sorbents for CO2 capture using hybrid systems.
Steps: Synthesis, characterization, surface functionalization, and evaluation of sorbents.
Evaluation Criteria: Absorption capacity, selectivity, sorbent stability, energy requirements, and mass transfer efficiency.
Support: Molecular modeling and mass transfer/diffusion modeling.
Advanced CO2 Capture Processes
Objective: Develop an integrated framework for efficient, energy-effective, and cost-reduced CO2 capture.
Approach: Screening of sorbents and novel solvents for CO2 capture.
Status: Figure 2 illustrates the current status of CO2 capture technologies.
CO2 Utilization
Solar-Driven Conversion
Objective: Optimize solar-driven photochemical and thermochemical processes for fuel production from H2S/CO2 splitting.
Focus: Abundant resources in the UAE.
Machine Learning for Materials Development
Approach: Use machine learning for advanced molecular models of materials for CO2 conversion and H2 production.
Methods: High-throughput studies, theoretical studies, data mining, and information integration.
Additional Current Activities at the RICH Center:
Integrated approaches combining CO2 capture with utilization.
Simultaneous CO2-EOR (Enhanced Oil Recovery) and storage.
CO2 Storage/Sequestration
Current Activities
Reservoir characterization, monitoring, measuring, and verification for saline aquifers.
AI for characterization in the absence of data.
Mineralization: Conversion of CO2 into stable carbonates through chemical reactions in collaboration with ADNOC.
Soil Storage: Ongoing project using desertic soil as a significant route for CO2 storage in the UAE.
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