IEA Greenhouse Gas

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IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme (IEAGHG)

www.ieagreen.org.uk/index.htm

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Power Stations (June 1993)
Carbon Dioxide Capture from Power Stations (February 1994)
Carbon Dioxide Disposal from Power Stations (August 1994)
Carbon Dioxide Utilisation (January 1995)
Global Warming Damage and the Benefits of Mitigation (December 1995)
Technical Responses to Climate Change (July 1996)
Technologies for Activities Implemented Jointly - Highlights of the Vancouver Conference (November 1997)
Ocean Storage of CO2 (February 1999)
Hydrogen - Today and Tomorrow (April 1999)
Abatement of Methane Emissions (June 1998)
Putting Carbon Back in the Ground (February 2001)

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Climate Change

The atmosphere and environmental issues
Greenhouse gases and climate change
Common questions and answers
CO2 chemistry

CO2 Capture & Storage

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Ocean Storage of CO2

CONTENTS
Introduction
Natural Carbon Storage in Oceans
How Do The Oceans Remove CO2 From The Atmosphere?
Is Direct Injection of CO2 A Practicable Proposition?
Is Ocean Storage An Expensive Option?
Impact On The Marine Environment
Will Storage Of CO2 In The Ocean Be Permitted?
Priorities For Further Research
Conclusions
Appendix
References

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Hydrogen - Today and Tomorrow

CONTENTS
Introduction
Using Hydrogen - Today and Tomorrow
A Role for Energy Carriers in Tackling Climate Change
Scenarios for Introduction of Hydrogen
Processes for Producing Hydrogen from Fossil Fuels
Storing and Transporting Hydrogen
Uses for Hydrogen
Hydrogen Safety and Handling
Conclusions
Appendix
References
Facts About Hydrogen
Energy Units and Some Equivalents