Carbon Dioxide Storage

Geologic sequestration is a key method for long-term underground carbon dioxide (CO₂) storage, preventing its atmospheric release and aiding in climate protection. This process involves injecting CO₂ into deep rock formations, using various mechanisms like structural and mineral trapping to ensure secure storage. Regulated by strict safety and monitoring protocols, geologic sequestration is pivotal for decarbonizing major sectors and has an estimated global storage capacity of 55,000 billion tonnes.