CO2 Aquifer Storage Site Evaluation and Monitoring ( CASSEM )

CO2 含水层封存地点评估和监测 ( CASSEM )

• 批准号: DT/F007728/1
• 负责人: Sarah Mander
• 金额: $ 12.89万
• 依托单位: University of Manchester
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2009
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2009 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=DT%2FF007728%2F1
• 关键词: CO2; Aquifer; Storage; Site; Evaluation; CO2; Aquifer; Storage; Site; Evaluation

Three elements of work will be carried out to conduct an in-depth assessment of stakeholder and public perceptions of carbon capture and storage in two case study areas selected for evaluation of the potential for aquifer storage of carbon dioxide from fossil fueled plant. The first phase will scope the local and regional context in which the specific CCS developments will occur, to highlight any factors unrelated to the CCS that may impact upon its deployment. Experience of deployment of other technologies e.g. underground coal gasification, or gas storage, suggests that previous experiences of industrial activity in a locality, be these positive or negative, can remain in the collective memory of a community, and have influence over subsequent, unrelated, development. Moreover, the relationship of the local fossil flued plant with the local community will also impact upon future development plans, such as deployment of CCS. Thus, this element of work will use local records, from for example the Environment Agency, Local Authority or HSE, to determine whether there is any local context that may impact on the specific CCS development. We will also consult local paper and media sources to determine the issues of importance to the local community. In the second phase, key regional players and relevant community groups will be identified, (e.g. Environment Agency, Local Authority, Regional Development Agency) and a small number of in-depth interviews conducted to determine how the proposed CCS scheme may benefit or impact upon the locality. Further fieldwork will be conducted in phase three where an in-depth assessment will be made of the public percetions of CCS within aquifers. Up to 3 separate citizens groups will be recruited , with each group meeting twice. The first session will focus on climate change and CCS as a mitigation option in general, whilst in the second session, discussions will explore the reactions of participants to CCS within the specific local context and the proposed schemes. Other project partners may be invited to present details of the schemes to the citizen groups, and background material will be prepared in consultation with consortium partners. The perceptions of CCS, and the concerns that would need to be addressed by those proposing a specific CCS scheme, will be influenced by how an individual may be affected by the proposal. Thus, the composition of the three citizens groups will be drawn from the following communities: local environmental activists; neighbourhood / community groups likely to benefit from the proposal (for example, employees in the energy sector); members of the lay public (with no specific interest in the proposed schemes). Overall, the analysis will develop an in-depth understanding of the key influencers of public perceptions of aquifer storage of CO2 and how these may be addressed by project partners.

将在两个案例研究区中对利益相关者进行碳捕获和存储的看法进行深入评估，以评估从化石燃料燃料工厂中含二氧化碳二氧化碳的潜力进行深入评估。第一阶段将范围范围范围范围内的CCS开发发生的本地和区域环境，以突出与可能影响其部署的CC无关的任何因素。部署其他技术的经验，例如地下煤气化或储存气体表明，当地的工业活动以前的经验是这些积极或负面的经验，可以保留在一个社区的集体记忆中，并且对随后的，无关的发展产生了影响。此外，当地化石植物与当地社区的关系也将影响未来的发展计划，例如部署CCS。因此，这一工作要素将使用本地记录，例如环境机构，地方当局或HSE，以确定是否存在任何可能影响特定CCS开发的地方环境。我们还将咨询当地报纸和媒体资料，以确定对当地社区的重要性问题。在第二阶段，将确定关键的区域参与者和相关社区团体（例如环境局，地方当局，区域发展局）以及少量进行深入的访谈，以确定拟议中的CCS计划如何受益或影响当地。将在第三阶段进行进一步的现场工作，其中将对含水层内CC的公共perceptions进行深入评估。将招募多达3个独立的公民团体，每组会议两次。第一届会议将集中于气候变化和CCS作为缓解选项，而在第二届会议中，讨论将探讨参与者对特定本地环境和拟议方案中CC的反应。可能会邀请其他项目合作伙伴向公民群体介绍计划的详细信息，并将与财团合作伙伴协商。 CCS的看法以及提议特定CCS计划需要解决的问题将受到个人如何受建议的影响的影响。因此，将从以下社区中汲取三个公民团体的组成：当地的环境活动家；社区 /社区团体可能会从该提案中受益（例如，能源领域的员工）；外行公众成员（对拟议计划没有具体的兴趣）。总体而言，该分析将深入了解公众对二氧化碳存储的看法以及项目合作伙伴如何解决这些看法的关键影响者。