Specific environmental risks from repurposing oil and gas wells
Hydrocarbon wells that have not yet been fully decommissioned can be repurposed and used for the extraction of geothermal energy, storage of hydrogen, thermal or mechanical energy, or CO2. However, it is not yet clear what the potential environmental impacts might be from using these wells for purposes for which they weren't originally intended. For this we need to build on our existing knowledge about the source-pathways-receptors of pollution from oil and gas wells and other technologies in order to understand th...
Buyer
DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS
Value
£20,000
Published
6 Oct 2021
Closes
29 Oct 2021
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Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
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Limited
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73110000
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Lot default Specific environmental risks from repurposing oil and gas wells
£20,000
Hydrocarbon wells that have not yet been fully decommissioned can be repurposed and used for the extraction of geothermal energy, storage of hydrogen, thermal or mechanical energy, or CO2. However, it is not yet clear what the potential environmental impacts might be from using these wells for purposes for which they weren't originally intended. For this we...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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