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Fossil fuels continue to represent the main incremental fuel source to meet increased energy demand. Coal is our most abundant and cheapest fossil fuel resource worldwide. While coal is an energy source causing large carbon dioxide (CO\*) emissions with its combustion in power plants, it also has potential for additional economic energy and environmental benefits. In the near future, coal may have a role in solving energy shortages and reducing greenhouse gas concerns of increasing COz emissions throughout the world, and at the same time provide an incremental fuel resource. Coal resources may be an acceptable 'geological sink' for storing CO\* emissions in amenable coal beds while enhanoing the comercial recovery and production of natural gas (coal-bed methane) from these coals. Early industry proprietary research leading to patents on injection of CO\* via well bores into coal deposits, along with US Department of Energy (DOE)-sponsored research, show that recovery of coal-bed methane can be enhanced while long-term storage of CO2 is possible. Preliminary technical and economic assessments of this concept appear to have a level of merit for industry consideration.

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Publisher

Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0140-6701)

Published

2003

Language

EN

Field

Engineering (Physical Sciences)