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CCUS CO2-EOR Storage and Net Carbon Negative Oil

Risk Considerations for Geologic CO2 Storage

SECARB Integrated CCS Project

Fundamentals of Geologic CO2 Storage

The CCSI, Modeling Carbon Capture

Oxyfuel and Chemical Looping and Lessons Learned from Demos

CO2 Utilization Approaches and Commercialization Pathways

CO2 Utilization Approaches and Commercialization Pathways

PR Strategies

CCUS and Public Engagement, Experiences and Best Practices

Energy Markets and Implications for CCUS Deployment

Regulatory Developments and Implications for CCUS Deployment

U.S. DOE CCS Projects

Southern Company's CCUS Portfolio

Southern Company Research and Development

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CO2 Surface Monitoring

Domestic and International Policy Dynamics for CCUS Deployment

Fundamentals of CO2 Storage

Mineralization

CCUS and the Energy Commodity Landscape

CORE AND WELL LOG WORKSHOP  

CO2 SEQUESTRATION IN PENNSYLVANIAN COAL-­BEARING STRATA OF ALABAMA

Storage, Integrity, Monitoring and the SECARB Storage Project

Fundamentals of CO2-Enhanced Oil Recovery

National Carbon Capture Center Overview

Southern Company Facts

Public Relations and the Media

Pashin_CoreLab

Pashin_Geology

RECS_2015_Koperna

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Carbon dioxide-induced liberation of methane from laboratory-formed methane hydrates

GPS Technology for Gas Separations

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Direct measurements of methane emissions from abandoned oil and gas wells in Pennsylvania

Analytical solutions for two-phase subsurface flow to a leaky fault considering vertical flow effects and fault properties

Abandoned wells can be 'super-emitters' of greenhouse gas

Methane still belches from USA's old oil and gas wells

EPA Regulatory Primer on GHG Regulations

Electricity Generation and Pollution Control 101