Low carbon subsurface technologies: Identifying potential environmental impacts
"The UK is set to reduce emissions to Net Zero by 2050. To do this, and continue to meet energy demand, a wide range of low carbon energy sources are needed. This will likely include contributions from emerging technologies that make use of the deep subsurface onshore, such as energy storage (hydrogen/compressed air energy storage (CAES)/aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES)/methane) and geothermal energy. It may include technologies not currently licensed onshore such as carbon capture and storage (CCS). This proj...
Buyer
DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS
Value
£20,000
Published
15 Dec 2020
Closes
6 Jan 2021
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United Kingdom
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Open
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73110000
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Lot default Low carbon subsurface technologies: Identifying potential environmental impacts
£20,000
"The UK is set to reduce emissions to Net Zero by 2050. To do this, and continue to meet energy demand, a wide range of low carbon energy sources are needed. This will likely include contributions from emerging technologies that make use of the deep subsurface onshore, such as energy storage (hydrogen/compressed air energy storage (CAES)/aquifer thermal ener...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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