Computational Challenges to Realizing Large-Scale CO2 Capture and Storage: Poster

Abstract

CO2 capture and storage (CCS) is a process for reducing anthropogenic CO2 emissions. CCS involves capturing CO2 from industrial processes, transporting, and sequestering it in geologic reservoirs. Designing massive CCS infrastructure is a complicated network optimization problem that requires careful and comprehensive planning. In this poster, we identify open computational problems clustered into the themes of pipeline network generation, optimization model development, and solution generation whose solutions will support CCS infrastructure design.