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J. Carneiro
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Journal article
Published: 03 August 2021 in Energy
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Energy storage systems are crucial for the massive deployment of renewable energy at a large scale. This paper presents a conceptual large-scale thermoelectrical energy storage system based on a transcritical CO2 cycle. The concept is developed through the analysis of three high-efficiency systems: renewable energy storage using a thermoelectric energy storage system based on a reversible heat pump; a CO2 storage system; and novel integration of energy storage using a reversible heat pump and geological injection of CO2. The latter system efficiently integrates energy and CO2 storage, taking advantage of the synergies between the operational requirements of both systems. The system uses CO2 captured in stationary sources as a working fluid to store energy from renewables. The energy is stored and recovered in geological formation and heat/cold tanks, with energy storage based on sensible or latent heat of ice and water. A fraction of the CO2 is expected to be permanently sequestered in the geological formation. The analysis of the time evolution of the system, under different operation profiles, shows the interest of the concept as a feasible integration for energy storage and CO2 capture based on renewable energy, with an electric-to-electric efficiency varying between 40 and 50 %.

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A. Carro; R. Chacartegui; C. Ortiz; J. Carneiro; J.A. Becerra. Integration of energy storage systems based on transcritical CO2: Concept of CO2 based electrothermal energy and geological storage. Energy 2021, 238, 121665 .

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A. Carro, R. Chacartegui, C. Ortiz, J. Carneiro, J.A. Becerra. Integration of energy storage systems based on transcritical CO2: Concept of CO2 based electrothermal energy and geological storage. Energy. 2021; 238 ():121665.

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A. Carro; R. Chacartegui; C. Ortiz; J. Carneiro; J.A. Becerra. 2021. "Integration of energy storage systems based on transcritical CO2: Concept of CO2 based electrothermal energy and geological storage." Energy 238, no. : 121665.

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Published: 05 June 2021 in Energies
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In West Macedonia (Greece), CO2 accounts as one of the largest contributors of greenhouse gas emissions related to the activity of the regional coal power plants located in Ptolemaida. The necessity to mitigate CO2 emissions to prevent climate change under the Paris Agreement’s framework remains an ongoing and demanding challenge. It requires implementing crucial environmentally sustainable technologies to provide balanced solutions between the short-term needs for dependency on fossil fuels and the requirements to move towards the energy transition era. The challenge to utilise and store CO2 emissions will require actions aiming to contribute to a Europe-wide CCUS infrastructure. The Horizon 2020 European Project “STRATEGY CCUS “examines the potential for CO2 storage in the Mesohellenic Trough from past available data deploying the USDOE methodology. Research results show that CO2 storage capacities for the Pentalofos and Eptachori geological formations of the Mesohellenic Trough are estimated at 1.02 and 0.13 Gt, respectively, thus providing the potential for the implementation of a promising method for reducing CO2 emissions in Greece. A certain storage potential also applies to the Grevena sub-basin, offering the opportunity to store any captured CO2 in the area, including other remote regions.

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Nikolaos Koukouzas; Pavlos Tyrologou; Dimitris Karapanos; Júlio Carneiro; Pedro Pereira; Fernanda de Mesquita Lobo Veloso; Petros Koutsovitis; Christos Karkalis; Eleonora Manoukian; Rania Karametou. Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage as a Defense Tool against Climate Change: Current Developments in West Macedonia (Greece). Energies 2021, 14, 3321 .

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Nikolaos Koukouzas, Pavlos Tyrologou, Dimitris Karapanos, Júlio Carneiro, Pedro Pereira, Fernanda de Mesquita Lobo Veloso, Petros Koutsovitis, Christos Karkalis, Eleonora Manoukian, Rania Karametou. Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage as a Defense Tool against Climate Change: Current Developments in West Macedonia (Greece). Energies. 2021; 14 (11):3321.

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Nikolaos Koukouzas; Pavlos Tyrologou; Dimitris Karapanos; Júlio Carneiro; Pedro Pereira; Fernanda de Mesquita Lobo Veloso; Petros Koutsovitis; Christos Karkalis; Eleonora Manoukian; Rania Karametou. 2021. "Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage as a Defense Tool against Climate Change: Current Developments in West Macedonia (Greece)." Energies 14, no. 11: 3321.

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Published: 04 April 2021 in Geosciences
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This work addresses the contamination of the sediments of an alluvial plain and riverbed of a tributary of the San Francisco River, in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, by potentially toxic elements from an industrial unit of metallic alloys production. This area was subdivided into four areas (A1, A2, A3, and A0 (background area)) where sediment samples have been collected followed by geochemical characterization and spatial distribution of the contaminants. This characterization was based on the (1) analysis of dissolved elements in the interstitial waters, (2) identification of exchangeable and carbonates bounded fractions, and (3) leaching tests using deionized water adjusted to the local pH. This analysis revealed high levels mainly in Cd, Pb, and Zn, in the interstitial waters and in the more soluble phases of sediments. The comparison between the levels of these elements in the leached extracts and the more soluble fractions corroborates the high capacity of these elements to be leached from the alluvium following precipitation episodes. The geochemical characterization and spatial distribution of the contaminants will allow, in the near future, a choice of the most appropriate environmental remediation technique(s) for the environmental requalification of this area.

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Catarina Pinho; Rita Fonseca; Júlio Carneiro; António Araújo. Evaluation of the Environmental Risk of Contaminated Materials: Advice on the Most Appropriate Environmental Remediation Techniques. Geosciences 2021, 11, 164 .

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Catarina Pinho, Rita Fonseca, Júlio Carneiro, António Araújo. Evaluation of the Environmental Risk of Contaminated Materials: Advice on the Most Appropriate Environmental Remediation Techniques. Geosciences. 2021; 11 (4):164.

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Catarina Pinho; Rita Fonseca; Júlio Carneiro; António Araújo. 2021. "Evaluation of the Environmental Risk of Contaminated Materials: Advice on the Most Appropriate Environmental Remediation Techniques." Geosciences 11, no. 4: 164.

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Published: 23 July 2020 in Applied Sciences
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The potential for mineral carbonation of CO2 in plutonic mafic rocks is addressed through a set of laboratory experiments on cumulate gabbro and gabbro-diorite specimens from the Sines Massif (Portugal). The experiments were conducted in an autoclave, for a maximum of 64 days, using a CO2 supersaturated brine under pressure and temperature conditions similar to those expected around an injection well during early-phase CO2 injection. Multiple techniques for mineralogical and geochemical characterization were applied ante- and post-carbonation experiments. New mineralogical phases (smectite, halite and gypsum), roughness increase and material loss were observed after exposure to the CO2 supersaturated brine. The chemical analysis shows consistent changes in the brine and rock specimens: (i) increases in iron (Fe) and magnesium (Mg) in the aqueous phase and decreases in Fe2O3 and MgO in the specimens; (ii) a decrease in aqueous calcium (Ca) and an increase in CaO in the cumulate gabbro, whereas in the gabbro-diorite aqueous Ca increased and afterwards remained constant, whereas CaO decreased. The geochemical model using the CrunchFlow code was able to reproduce the experimental observations and simulate the chemical behavior for longer times. Overall, the study indicates that the early-stage CO2 injection conditions adopted induce mainly a dissolution phase with mineralogical/textural readjustments on the external area of the samples studied.

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Patrícia Moita; Edgar Berrezueta; Halidi Abdoulghafour; Massimo Beltrame; Jorge Pedro; José Mirão; Catarina Miguel; Cristina Galacho; Fabio Sitzia; Pedro Barrulas; Júlio Carneiro. Mineral Carbonation of CO2 in Mafic Plutonic Rocks, II—Laboratory Experiments on Early-Phase Supercritical CO2‒Brine‒Rock Interactions. Applied Sciences 2020, 10, 5083 .

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Patrícia Moita, Edgar Berrezueta, Halidi Abdoulghafour, Massimo Beltrame, Jorge Pedro, José Mirão, Catarina Miguel, Cristina Galacho, Fabio Sitzia, Pedro Barrulas, Júlio Carneiro. Mineral Carbonation of CO2 in Mafic Plutonic Rocks, II—Laboratory Experiments on Early-Phase Supercritical CO2‒Brine‒Rock Interactions. Applied Sciences. 2020; 10 (15):5083.

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Patrícia Moita; Edgar Berrezueta; Halidi Abdoulghafour; Massimo Beltrame; Jorge Pedro; José Mirão; Catarina Miguel; Cristina Galacho; Fabio Sitzia; Pedro Barrulas; Júlio Carneiro. 2020. "Mineral Carbonation of CO2 in Mafic Plutonic Rocks, II—Laboratory Experiments on Early-Phase Supercritical CO2‒Brine‒Rock Interactions." Applied Sciences 10, no. 15: 5083.

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Published: 16 July 2020 in Applied Sciences
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This article describes the screening, ranking and characterization of ultramafic and mafic rocks in southern Portugal for mineral carbonation as an alternative to conventional CO2 storage in sedimentary rocks. A set of criteria including mineralogy, structure, surface area, distance to CO2 sources, expected volume, and socioeconomic conditions was applied to screen ultramafic and mafic rock massifs in the Alentejo region, southern Portugal. Ranking of the massifs indicated that the plutonic massifs of Sines and of Torrão‒Odivelas were the most promising. A characterization was made of the Sines massif, a subvolcanic massif composed mostly of gabbros and diorites, located immediately adjacent to the CO2 sources and outcropping along 300 km2 onshore and offshore. These studies confirmed that these rock samples exhibited the appropriate mineralogical and geochemical features, but also indicated that the secondary porosity provided by the fracture patterns was very small.

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Jorge Pedro; António A. Araújo; Patrícia Moita; Massimo Beltrame; Luis Lopes; António Chambel; Edgar Berrezueta; Júlio Carneiro. Mineral Carbonation of CO2 in Mafic Plutonic Rocks, I—Screening Criteria and Application to a Case Study in Southwest Portugal. Applied Sciences 2020, 10, 4879 .

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Jorge Pedro, António A. Araújo, Patrícia Moita, Massimo Beltrame, Luis Lopes, António Chambel, Edgar Berrezueta, Júlio Carneiro. Mineral Carbonation of CO2 in Mafic Plutonic Rocks, I—Screening Criteria and Application to a Case Study in Southwest Portugal. Applied Sciences. 2020; 10 (14):4879.

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Jorge Pedro; António A. Araújo; Patrícia Moita; Massimo Beltrame; Luis Lopes; António Chambel; Edgar Berrezueta; Júlio Carneiro. 2020. "Mineral Carbonation of CO2 in Mafic Plutonic Rocks, I—Screening Criteria and Application to a Case Study in Southwest Portugal." Applied Sciences 10, no. 14: 4879.

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Published: 14 November 2019 in Journal of Energy Resources Technology
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The incorporation of renewable energy into the future world energy matrix challenges its efficient use because renewable energy is not always available due to its dependence on natural factors such as wind and sunlight. This work develops a new resource management system to evaluate the renewable energy resources stored in salt caves using power-to-gas (P2G) and compressed air energy storage (CAES) technologies in the initial phase of a project (sub-commercial phase). To fulfill this objective, bibliographical research, document analysis, and consultations with specialists were used as the methodological basis. Two systems were identified to be used as a reference for the proposed methodology: Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS) and CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS). A classification framework is proposed for energy storage and an application of the framework is presented for a case study in Portugal. Similar to these reference systems, a sub-commercial project momentum was established, and three stages called total potential resource (R3), total probable resource (R2), and total proved resource (R1) were defined. The results support corporate and governmental decision-making on project continuity for both the market and governments, thus demonstrating their importance in new global energy reality. It is recommended to define the sub-commercial stage as well as the mapping of R2 in the Brazilian territory as was done recently in Europe.

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Roberto José Batista Câmara; Júlio F. Carneiro; George Augusto Batista Câmara; Paulo Sérgio Rodrigues De Araújo; Paulo Sérgio De M. V. Rocha; Celio Andrade. Methodology for Sub-commercial Calculation of the Potential Energy Storage Capacity of Hydrogen, Natural Gas, and Compressed Air in Salt Caves. Journal of Energy Resources Technology 2019, 142, 1 -32.

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Roberto José Batista Câmara, Júlio F. Carneiro, George Augusto Batista Câmara, Paulo Sérgio Rodrigues De Araújo, Paulo Sérgio De M. V. Rocha, Celio Andrade. Methodology for Sub-commercial Calculation of the Potential Energy Storage Capacity of Hydrogen, Natural Gas, and Compressed Air in Salt Caves. Journal of Energy Resources Technology. 2019; 142 (4):1-32.

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Roberto José Batista Câmara; Júlio F. Carneiro; George Augusto Batista Câmara; Paulo Sérgio Rodrigues De Araújo; Paulo Sérgio De M. V. Rocha; Celio Andrade. 2019. "Methodology for Sub-commercial Calculation of the Potential Energy Storage Capacity of Hydrogen, Natural Gas, and Compressed Air in Salt Caves." Journal of Energy Resources Technology 142, no. 4: 1-32.

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Published: 01 January 2019 in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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Júlio F. Carneiro; Catarina R. Matos; Serge van Gessel. Opportunities for large-scale energy storage in geological formations in mainland Portugal. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 2019, 99, 201 -211.

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Júlio F. Carneiro, Catarina R. Matos, Serge van Gessel. Opportunities for large-scale energy storage in geological formations in mainland Portugal. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews. 2019; 99 ():201-211.

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Júlio F. Carneiro; Catarina R. Matos; Serge van Gessel. 2019. "Opportunities for large-scale energy storage in geological formations in mainland Portugal." Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 99, no. : 201-211.

Review article
Published: 05 December 2018 in Journal of Energy Storage
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The increasing integration of renewable energies in the electricity grid is expected to contribute considerably towards the European Union goals of energy and GHG emissions reduction. However, it also brings new challenges for the grid. Large-scale energy storage can provide means for a better integration of renewable energy sources, balancing supply and demand, increasing energy security, enhancing a better management of the grid and also allowing convergence towards a low carbon economy. One way to ensure large-scale energy storage is to use the storage capacity in underground reservoirs, since geological formations have the potential to store large volumes of fluids with minimal impact to environment and society. There are several technologies which can be viable options for underground energy storage, as well as several types of underground reservoirs can be considered. The underground energy storage technologies for renewable energy integration addressed in this article are: Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES); Underground Pumped Hydro Storage (UPHS); Underground Thermal Energy Storage (UTES); Underground Gas Storage (UGS) and Underground Hydrogen Storage (UHS), both connected to Power-to-gas (P2G) systems. For these different types of underground energy storage technologies there are several suitable geological reservoirs, namely: depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs, porous aquifers, salt formations, engineered rock caverns in host rocks and abandoned mines. Specific site screening criteria are applicable to each of these reservoir types and technologies, determining the viability of the reservoir itself, and of the technology for that site. This paper presents a review of the criteria applied to identify suitable technology-reservoir couples.

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Catarina R. Matos; Júlio F. Carneiro; Patrícia P. Silva. Overview of Large-Scale Underground Energy Storage Technologies for Integration of Renewable Energies and Criteria for Reservoir Identification. Journal of Energy Storage 2018, 21, 241 -258.

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Catarina R. Matos, Júlio F. Carneiro, Patrícia P. Silva. Overview of Large-Scale Underground Energy Storage Technologies for Integration of Renewable Energies and Criteria for Reservoir Identification. Journal of Energy Storage. 2018; 21 ():241-258.

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Catarina R. Matos; Júlio F. Carneiro; Patrícia P. Silva. 2018. "Overview of Large-Scale Underground Energy Storage Technologies for Integration of Renewable Energies and Criteria for Reservoir Identification." Journal of Energy Storage 21, no. : 241-258.

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Published: 01 January 2017 in Procedia Earth and Planetary Science
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New temperature data obtained in 2007 in a hydrogeological borehole (1100 m deep) near Berkane have revealed an average geothermal gradient of about 126°C/km at depths greater than 300 m. This result confirms the average geothermal gradient estimated in a mining borehole located about 30km west of the Berkane borehole, in which water with temperatures as high as 96°C was reached at a depth of about 700 m. The new geothermal gradient, exceeding by far the ones already determined for this Moroccan area allows thinking about the possibility of programs for using high temperature waters in north-eastern Morocco.

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António Correia; Abdelkrim Rimi; Yassine Zarhloule; Júlio Carneiro. North-eastern Morocco: A high Geothermal Prospect. Procedia Earth and Planetary Science 2017, 17, 746 -749.

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António Correia, Abdelkrim Rimi, Yassine Zarhloule, Júlio Carneiro. North-eastern Morocco: A high Geothermal Prospect. Procedia Earth and Planetary Science. 2017; 17 ():746-749.

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António Correia; Abdelkrim Rimi; Yassine Zarhloule; Júlio Carneiro. 2017. "North-eastern Morocco: A high Geothermal Prospect." Procedia Earth and Planetary Science 17, no. : 746-749.

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Published: 18 September 2015 in Energies
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Gas hydrates in sub-seabed sediments is an unexploited source of energy with estimated reserves larger than those of conventional oil. One of the methods for recovering methane from gas hydrates involves injection of Carbon Dioxide (CO2), causing the dissociation of methane and storing CO2. The occurrence of gas hydrates offshore Portugal is well known associated to mud volcanoes in the Gulf of Cadiz. This article presents a determination of the areas with conditions for the formation of biogenic gas hydrates in Portugal’s mainland geological continental margin and assesses their overlap with CO2 hydrates stability zones defined in previous studies. The gas hydrates stability areas are defined using a transfer function recently published by other authors and takes into account the sedimentation rate, the particulate organic carbon content and the thickness of the gas hydrate stability zone. An equilibrium equation for gas hydrates, function of temperature and pressure, was adjusted using non-linear regression and the maximum stability zone thickness was found to be 798 m. The gas hydrates inventory was conducted in a Geographic Information System (GIS) environment and a full compaction scenario was adopted, with localized vertical flow assumed in the accrecionary wedge where mud volcanoes occur. Four areas where temperature and pressure conditions may exist for formation of gas hydrates were defined at an average of 60 km from Portugal’s mainland coastline. Two of those areas coincide with CO2 hydrates stability areas previously defined and should be the subject of further research to evaluate the occurrence of gas hydrate and the possibility of its recovery coupled with CO2 storage in sub-seabed sediments.

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Luis Felix Bernardes; Júlio Carneiro; Pedro Madureira; Filipe Brandão; Cristina Roque. Determination of Priority Study Areas for Coupling CO2 Storage and CH4 Gas Hydrates Recovery in the Portuguese Offshore Area. Energies 2015, 8, 10276 -10292.

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Luis Felix Bernardes, Júlio Carneiro, Pedro Madureira, Filipe Brandão, Cristina Roque. Determination of Priority Study Areas for Coupling CO2 Storage and CH4 Gas Hydrates Recovery in the Portuguese Offshore Area. Energies. 2015; 8 (9):10276-10292.

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Luis Felix Bernardes; Júlio Carneiro; Pedro Madureira; Filipe Brandão; Cristina Roque. 2015. "Determination of Priority Study Areas for Coupling CO2 Storage and CH4 Gas Hydrates Recovery in the Portuguese Offshore Area." Energies 8, no. 9: 10276-10292.

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Published: 04 February 2015 in Environmental Earth Sciences
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The COMET project aimed at studying the development of an integrated CO2 transport and storage infrastructure for Morocco, Portugal and Spain, and included the assessment of existing storage opportunities and capacities. Those countries have, jointly, enough capacity to store almost 200 years of their current CO2 emissions, but defining a cost-effective infrastructure implies establishing the storage costs at each potential site. This article describes the methodology pursued and the results of that cost assessment, including the estimates made for the annual injection rate and number of admissible wells at each site. Several analytical solutions describing the pressure build-up with CO2 injection were applied and a total injection rate of 558 MtCO2/a was found for the study area, although many potential sites are uneconomical due to presenting a very low injection rate. The storage costs spread over a very broad spectrum of values, but around 50 % of the injection sites show storage costs below 10 €/tCO2. Of the 43 storage clusters defined in the study area, about 11–15 are cost-effective, depending on the emission mitigation scenario, and should be the focus of future research.

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Júlio Carneiro; Roberto Martinez; Isabel Suarez; Yassine Zarhloule; Abdelkrim Rimi. Injection rates and cost estimates for CO2 storage in the west Mediterranean region. Environmental Earth Sciences 2015, 73, 2951 -2962.

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Júlio Carneiro, Roberto Martinez, Isabel Suarez, Yassine Zarhloule, Abdelkrim Rimi. Injection rates and cost estimates for CO2 storage in the west Mediterranean region. Environmental Earth Sciences. 2015; 73 (6):2951-2962.

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Júlio Carneiro; Roberto Martinez; Isabel Suarez; Yassine Zarhloule; Abdelkrim Rimi. 2015. "Injection rates and cost estimates for CO2 storage in the west Mediterranean region." Environmental Earth Sciences 73, no. 6: 2951-2962.

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Published: 01 August 2014 in Journal of African Earth Sciences
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Lalla Amina Ouzzaouit; Alae Bakraoui; Nouredine Benalioulhaj; Júlio Carneiro; Antonio Correia; Abdelhakim Jilali; Abdelkrim Rimi; Yassine Zarhloule. Recent warming trends inferred from borehole temperature data in Figuig area (Eastern Morocco). Journal of African Earth Sciences 2014, 96, 1 -7.

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Lalla Amina Ouzzaouit, Alae Bakraoui, Nouredine Benalioulhaj, Júlio Carneiro, Antonio Correia, Abdelhakim Jilali, Abdelkrim Rimi, Yassine Zarhloule. Recent warming trends inferred from borehole temperature data in Figuig area (Eastern Morocco). Journal of African Earth Sciences. 2014; 96 ():1-7.

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Lalla Amina Ouzzaouit; Alae Bakraoui; Nouredine Benalioulhaj; Júlio Carneiro; Antonio Correia; Abdelhakim Jilali; Abdelkrim Rimi; Yassine Zarhloule. 2014. "Recent warming trends inferred from borehole temperature data in Figuig area (Eastern Morocco)." Journal of African Earth Sciences 96, no. : 1-7.

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Published: 01 March 2014 in Journal of Applied Geophysics
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Nadine Pereira; Júlio F. Carneiro; Alexandre Araujo; Mourad Bezzeghoud; José Borges. Seismic and structural geology constraints to the selection of CO2 storage sites—The case of the onshore Lusitanian basin, Portugal. Journal of Applied Geophysics 2014, 102, 21 -38.

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Nadine Pereira, Júlio F. Carneiro, Alexandre Araujo, Mourad Bezzeghoud, José Borges. Seismic and structural geology constraints to the selection of CO2 storage sites—The case of the onshore Lusitanian basin, Portugal. Journal of Applied Geophysics. 2014; 102 ():21-38.

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Nadine Pereira; Júlio F. Carneiro; Alexandre Araujo; Mourad Bezzeghoud; José Borges. 2014. "Seismic and structural geology constraints to the selection of CO2 storage sites—The case of the onshore Lusitanian basin, Portugal." Journal of Applied Geophysics 102, no. : 21-38.

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Published: 01 January 2014 in Energy Procedia
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Júlio F. Carneiro; Mariana Alberto. Preliminary Assessment of CO2 Storage Potential in the Rovuma Sedimentary Basin, Mozambique. Energy Procedia 2014, 63, 5141 -5152.

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Júlio F. Carneiro, Mariana Alberto. Preliminary Assessment of CO2 Storage Potential in the Rovuma Sedimentary Basin, Mozambique. Energy Procedia. 2014; 63 ():5141-5152.

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Júlio F. Carneiro; Mariana Alberto. 2014. "Preliminary Assessment of CO2 Storage Potential in the Rovuma Sedimentary Basin, Mozambique." Energy Procedia 63, no. : 5141-5152.

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Published: 01 January 2014 in Energy Procedia
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Júlio F. Carneiro; Paulo Mesquita. Definition of CCS Provinces with Multi-criteria and Least Cost Path Analysis. Energy Procedia 2014, 63, 2645 -2654.

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Júlio F. Carneiro, Paulo Mesquita. Definition of CCS Provinces with Multi-criteria and Least Cost Path Analysis. Energy Procedia. 2014; 63 ():2645-2654.

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Júlio F. Carneiro; Paulo Mesquita. 2014. "Definition of CCS Provinces with Multi-criteria and Least Cost Path Analysis." Energy Procedia 63, no. : 2645-2654.

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Published: 01 January 2013 in Energy Procedia
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This paper briefly illustrates a method to represent national energy systems and the geographical details of CCS infrastructures in the same technical-economic model. In the MARKAL-TIMES modeling framework a model of Morocco, Portugal and Spain with both spatial and temporal details has been implemented. As a function of assumptions on the development to 2050 of mitigation levels, economic growth and CO2 capture-transport storage characteristics, dozens of scenarios were prepared with the TIMES-COMET model. A few results on optimal levels of CCS contribution to mitigation compared to other energy system options are presented. The results also indicate the least cost lay out of the main capture, transport and storage infrastructures. It is concluded that the availability of CCS after 2020 will reduce the cost of mitigation in the Iberian Peninsula as soon as the EU GHG emissions reduction targets become more stringent than decided so far

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Amit Kanudia; Niels Berghout; Dulce Boavida; Machteld Van Den Broek; Helena Cabal; Júlio Carneiro; Patrícia Fortes; Maurizio Gargiulo; João Pedro Gouveia; Maryse Labriet; Yolanda Lechón; Roberto Martinez; Paulo Mesquita; Abdelkrim Rimi; Julia Seixas; Giancarlo Tosato. CCS Infrastructure Development Scenarios for the Integrated Iberian Peninsula and Morocco Energy System. Energy Procedia 2013, 37, 2645 -2656.

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Amit Kanudia, Niels Berghout, Dulce Boavida, Machteld Van Den Broek, Helena Cabal, Júlio Carneiro, Patrícia Fortes, Maurizio Gargiulo, João Pedro Gouveia, Maryse Labriet, Yolanda Lechón, Roberto Martinez, Paulo Mesquita, Abdelkrim Rimi, Julia Seixas, Giancarlo Tosato. CCS Infrastructure Development Scenarios for the Integrated Iberian Peninsula and Morocco Energy System. Energy Procedia. 2013; 37 ():2645-2656.

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Amit Kanudia; Niels Berghout; Dulce Boavida; Machteld Van Den Broek; Helena Cabal; Júlio Carneiro; Patrícia Fortes; Maurizio Gargiulo; João Pedro Gouveia; Maryse Labriet; Yolanda Lechón; Roberto Martinez; Paulo Mesquita; Abdelkrim Rimi; Julia Seixas; Giancarlo Tosato. 2013. "CCS Infrastructure Development Scenarios for the Integrated Iberian Peninsula and Morocco Energy System." Energy Procedia 37, no. : 2645-2656.

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Published: 01 January 2013 in Energy Procedia
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Machteld Van Den Broek; Paulo Mesquita; Julio Carneiro; José Rafael Silva; Niels Berghout; Andrea Ramírez; João Pedro Gouveia; Júlia Seixas; Helena Cabal; Roberto Martinez; Abdelkrim Rimi; Yassine Zarhloule; Mariana Sardinha; Dulce Boavida; Giancarlo Tosato. Region Specific Challenges of a CO2 Pipeline Infrastructure in the West Mediterranean Area Model Results Versus Stakeholder Views. Energy Procedia 2013, 37, 3137 -3146.

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Machteld Van Den Broek, Paulo Mesquita, Julio Carneiro, José Rafael Silva, Niels Berghout, Andrea Ramírez, João Pedro Gouveia, Júlia Seixas, Helena Cabal, Roberto Martinez, Abdelkrim Rimi, Yassine Zarhloule, Mariana Sardinha, Dulce Boavida, Giancarlo Tosato. Region Specific Challenges of a CO2 Pipeline Infrastructure in the West Mediterranean Area Model Results Versus Stakeholder Views. Energy Procedia. 2013; 37 ():3137-3146.

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Machteld Van Den Broek; Paulo Mesquita; Julio Carneiro; José Rafael Silva; Niels Berghout; Andrea Ramírez; João Pedro Gouveia; Júlia Seixas; Helena Cabal; Roberto Martinez; Abdelkrim Rimi; Yassine Zarhloule; Mariana Sardinha; Dulce Boavida; Giancarlo Tosato. 2013. "Region Specific Challenges of a CO2 Pipeline Infrastructure in the West Mediterranean Area Model Results Versus Stakeholder Views." Energy Procedia 37, no. : 3137-3146.

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Published: 01 January 2013 in International Journal of Global Warming
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Luis Félix Bernardes; Julio Carneiro; Manuel Pinto De Abreu. CO2 hydrates as a climate change mitigation strategy: definition of stability zones in the Portuguese deep offshore. International Journal of Global Warming 2013, 5, 135 .

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Luis Félix Bernardes, Julio Carneiro, Manuel Pinto De Abreu. CO2 hydrates as a climate change mitigation strategy: definition of stability zones in the Portuguese deep offshore. International Journal of Global Warming. 2013; 5 (2):135.

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Luis Félix Bernardes; Julio Carneiro; Manuel Pinto De Abreu. 2013. "CO2 hydrates as a climate change mitigation strategy: definition of stability zones in the Portuguese deep offshore." International Journal of Global Warming 5, no. 2: 135.

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Published: 01 January 2013 in Energy Procedia
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Roberto Martinez; Isabel Suarez; Julio Carneiro; Yassine Zarhloule; Yves Michel Le Nindre; Dulce Boavida. Storage Capacity Evaluation for Development of CO2 Infrastructure in the West Mediterranean. Energy Procedia 2013, 37, 5209 -5219.

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Roberto Martinez, Isabel Suarez, Julio Carneiro, Yassine Zarhloule, Yves Michel Le Nindre, Dulce Boavida. Storage Capacity Evaluation for Development of CO2 Infrastructure in the West Mediterranean. Energy Procedia. 2013; 37 ():5209-5219.

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Roberto Martinez; Isabel Suarez; Julio Carneiro; Yassine Zarhloule; Yves Michel Le Nindre; Dulce Boavida. 2013. "Storage Capacity Evaluation for Development of CO2 Infrastructure in the West Mediterranean." Energy Procedia 37, no. : 5209-5219.

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Published: 01 January 2013 in Energy Procedia
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Transport and storage of CO2 are the elements in the CCS chain with the lowest cost, but they may well prove to be the elements defining the timeline for CCS development. The EU FP7 COMET project aimed to pave the road towards CCS development in the West Mediterranean (Portugal, Spain and Morocco). This paper provides the main highlights of the work conducted within COMET. The project addressed the temporal and spatial aspects of the development of the energy sector and other industrial activities in relation with CCS and its participation to CO2 emission reduction taking into account location, capacity and availability of CO2 sources and of potential CO2 storage formations. Special attention was given to a balanced optimization on transport modes, matching the sources and sinks, meeting optimal cost - benefit trade-offs, for a CCS network infrastructure as part of an international cooperation policy

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Dulce Boavida; Júlio Carneiro; Roberto Martinez; Machteld Van Den Broek; Andrea Ramirez; Abdelkrim Rimi; Giancarlo Tosato; Marie Gastine. Planning CCS Development in the West Mediterranean. Energy Procedia 2013, 37, 3212 -3220.

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Dulce Boavida, Júlio Carneiro, Roberto Martinez, Machteld Van Den Broek, Andrea Ramirez, Abdelkrim Rimi, Giancarlo Tosato, Marie Gastine. Planning CCS Development in the West Mediterranean. Energy Procedia. 2013; 37 ():3212-3220.

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Dulce Boavida; Júlio Carneiro; Roberto Martinez; Machteld Van Den Broek; Andrea Ramirez; Abdelkrim Rimi; Giancarlo Tosato; Marie Gastine. 2013. "Planning CCS Development in the West Mediterranean." Energy Procedia 37, no. : 3212-3220.