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CCS world projects: Carb-fix

Project Overview

The Carb-fix project will capture CO2 from Hellisheidi geothermal power plant and inject the CO2 into a basalt aquifer. CO2 and water will be simultaneously injected to enhance mineral carbonation

Project Type

Capture & Storage

Location

Hellisheidi, Iceland

Type of CO2 Storage Operation

Basalt depleted gas field

Major Stakeholders

Reykjavik Energy
University of Iceland
The Earth Institute at Columbia University
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Univesité Paul Sabatier

Project Scale

Pilot

Project Start Year: unknown

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2010  
 

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approx daily Unknown
approx annual Unknown
total sequestration Unknown

  Additional Data  
  Depth of Injection Interval (average) 600 m
  Type of Reservoir Basalt
  Type of Seal Unknown
  Distance Source to Sink Unknown

Method of CO2 Delivery

Unknown

Injected Gas Composition

Unknown

Project Cost

Unknown

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