Research Chairs and Senior Research Fellowships 2022-23
Assessments by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change show that the widespread storage of CO2 in deep subsurface sedimentary rocks is needed to avoid dangerous climate change. Storage rates are projected to be very large by 2050 – gigatonnes per year – corresponding with the rates at which oil is produced today. Dr Krevor aims to tackle two research themes key to the rapid scaleup of CO2 storage over the coming decades. The first theme concerns the challenges in the accurate modelling of the flow and trapping of CO2 injected underground. The second theme concerns the modelling of scaleup trajectories for regional and global deployment of gigatonne-scale CO2 storage.
Personal website: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/s.krevor
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