Research on the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in industrial energy utilization process
Author of the article:SHI Zhicheng1,2, ZHAO Shanshan1,2, ZHANG Yongxue3, LI Beichen1,2, CAO Yi1,2, ZHANG Qiang1,2, LIU Yue1,2
Author's Workplace:1. Beijing Aerospace Propulsion Institute, Beijing, 100176, China; 2. Beijing Aerospace Petrochemical Energy Conservation and Environment Protection Technology Co., Ltd., Beijing, 100176, China; 3. College of Mechanical and Transportation Engineering, China University of Petroleum (Beijing), Beijing, 102299, China
Key Words:Petrochemical industry; Energy utilization; Emission; Carbon footprint; Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
Abstract:
CO2 emission control technology is one of the
significant supporting factors in promoting “peak carbon dioxide emissions,
carbon neutrality” and the development of ecological
civilization community for all mankind. This paper focuses on carbon capture
and storage (CCS) technology for carbon released from industrial energy
utilization process, and gives analysis on its current development status and
trends based on the information from the fields of science, technology and
industrial application. Currently, more than 3 000 CCS-related items are publicly available around the
world, and CCS technology is mainly applied in petrochemical industry with the
main focus of this technological innovation on emission, cost, efficiency and
energy consumption. From the perspective of international development, China
and the United States are major countries in the innovation and application of
CCS technologies. Their technology development has emerged from the equipment
field and the development context has gone through biotechnology, fuel and
combustion process technology, recycling and reuse technology, and quantitative
control technology, and gradually developed towards the popular carbon
footprint and CCS technology. CCS technology has gone through the introduction
period, the growth period, the mature period and stablization period. In the
future, with the introduction of a large number of global low-carbon policies and the gradual maturity of carbon
taxes and carbon trading systems, carbon capture and storage technology may
usher in its second round of rapid growth. The research on CCS technology
provides significant reference for industrial energy utilization structure
optimization and the green and low-carbon
transition.