Advancing CO2 transport infrastructure

An episode of the Carbon Economist Podcast podcast, hosted by Carbon Economist, titled "Advancing CO2 transport infrastructure" was published on April 25, 2025 and runs 8 minutes.

April 25, 2025 ·8m · Carbon Economist Podcast

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A critical component of carbon capture, utilization and storage is the transport of carbon dioxide (CO2), a process requiring sophisticated infrastructure capable of addressing the chemical, thermodynamic and regulatory challenges unique to this greenhouse gas. This episode details the challenges and solutions in transporting CO2 in pipelines.

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A critical component of carbon capture, utilization and storage is the transport of carbon dioxide (CO2), a process requiring sophisticated infrastructure capable of addressing the chemical, thermodynamic and regulatory challenges unique to this greenhouse gas. This episode details the challenges and solutions in transporting CO2 in pipelines.

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