Carbon Capture and Storage: Technologies, Policies, Economics, and Implementation Strategies 
by Geogreen and KAPSARC
commissioned by KAPSARC
(Released November 2011)
Geogreen was commissioned to produce most of the content for a book published by KAPSARC (King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Cente) of Saudi Arabia. The book provides an explanation of the current science, politics, and economics of global energy trends today, the technical basics, economics, and regulatory issues for CCS, as well as the environmental and social implications. 

Global Storage Resource Gap Analysis 
for Policy Makers
by Geogreen, the IEA-GHG, and the Global CCS Institute
supported by the Global CCS Institute and the IEA-GHG
(Released September 2011)

Geogreen was commissioned to perform a global CO2 storage gap analysis by the IEA-GHG and the GCCSI. The report presented here provides the results from this study, which included a global CO2 storage resource assessment, the identification of key roadblocks to CO2 storage development, and a global CCS project failure rate projection based on storage limitation. 

Technology Roadmap for CCS Industrial Applications
by IEA and UNIDO
(Released September 2011)

Geogreen's work on the Sectoral Assessment: Source-to-Sink Matching was featured in the final report by UNIDO and the IEA. The Roadmap also recommends sepficially that CCS opportunities in industrial applications need to be mapped better and more consistently at the national and local level, including CO2  storage opportunities in EOR operations - which is consistent with the Geogreen analysis and recommendations. 

Sectoral Assesment: Source-to-Sink Matching
(for the Technology Roadmap for CCS Industrial Applications)
by Geogreen 
commissioned by UNIDO
(Released August 2011)

Geogreen's performed a global CO2 source-to-sink matching assessment for the UNIDO idustrial CCS roadmap project . The findings revealed some key issues that need to be addressed in order to facilitate industrial  CCS deployment within developing countries. 

"CO2 capture and storage from a bioethanol plant: Carbon and energy footprintand economic assessment."
by the University of Orleans, Geogreen, and BRGM
published in the International Journal of GHG Control
(Released July 2011)

This article describes a study performed by Geogreen with the University of Orleans and BRGM to investigation the possible implementation of a Bio-CCS project on a sugar beet refinery (Artenay) in central France. 

The Global Status of CCS 2010
by The Global CCS Institute
(Released January 2011)

Geogreen's global CO2 storage resource analysis, which was later published in full within a separate report (see the IEA-GHG report above) was previewed in this annual status report by the GCCSI. The findings revealed some key issues that need to be addressed in order to facilitate global CCS deployment goals.