Paul Zakkour

TL;DR: In this article, the authors consider various greenhouse gas emission accounting frameworks as to how they record negative emissions, and whether this creates an incentive for their use in negative emission abatement.

TL;DR: The Durban CCS decision establishes a practical international standard for managing CCS projects that ensures a high level of environmental protection as mentioned in this paper, which is an important official recognition by the UNFCCC that CCS is a technology capable of achieving deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions in developing countries.

TL;DR: The results of a study, commissioned by the CO 2 Capture Project and completed by Environmental Resources Management, evaluated the benefits and risks of two approaches to developing CO 2 pipeline systems and found an integrated approach to pipeline infrastructure approach offers the lowest average cost on a per ton basis.

TL;DR: As the Paris Agreement moves towards implementation, the authors explore opportunities it presents to move part of the climate change mitigation challenge upstream into supply-side climate policy and explore opportunities to move some of the mitigation challenge into supply side climate policy.

TL;DR: A review of the current and future mechanisms for such support is outlined in this paper, where two important applications of CCS are considered further: CCS with CO2 enhanced oil recovery (CO2-EOR) and CCS on bioenergy emission sources (BECCS).