Beyond sequestration: Changing CO2 from a problem to a solution—Part 2: CO2 as an energy storage medium
As the world continues along its energy transition trajectory, demand for blue hydrogen and reduced carbon emissions will make high-purity carbon dioxide streams available in many process plants.
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The Authors
Gould, C. - Fluor, Aliso Viejo, California
Charlie Gould is a Process Engineer at Fluor. He has 8 yr of experience on a variety of upstream oil and gas, refining, chemicals, heat and power, carbon capture and hydrogen projects. He specializes in steady-state and dynamic process simulation, overpressure protection and process safety time analysis. Gould earned an MEng degree in chemical engineering from the University of Surrey in the UK and is a chartered engineer with IChemE.
Joyner, R. - Fluor, London, UK
Robert Joyner is a Principal Process Engineer at Fluor. He has more than 20 yr of experience in onshore and offshore oil and gas, refining and chemicals projects, specializing in overpressure protection and flare system design. He earned an MEng degree in chemical engineering from Imperial College London and is a chartered engineer with IChemE.
Deshmukh, A. - Fluor, London, UK
Adya Deshmukh is a Senior Process Engineer at Fluor. She has more than 20 yr of experience, specializing in CO2 processing, including Econamine FG PlusSM, direct air capture and CO2 compression/conditioning process design. She graduated from the University of Surrey in chemical engineering and is a registered chartered engineer.
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