Storage site selection process in the North Sea for the ACT ACORN CCS Project

Juan Alcalde(Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas), Richard H. Worden(University of Liverpool), D. R. Faulkner(University of Liverpool), Niklas Heinemann(Departament de Salut), R. Stuart Haszeldine(University of Edinburgh), Michael J. Allen(Technical Design (United States)), Clare E. Bond(University of Aberdeen), Eric Mackay(Heriot-Watt University), Hazel Robertson(Vodafone (United Kingdom)), David Christopher Pilbeam, Tim Dumenil, A. T. James(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Saeed Ghanbari(University of Waterloo)
European geosciences union general assembly
April 1, 2018
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