Summary
This 2023 narrative review in Fuel provides a comprehensive synthesis of recent advances in carbon capture, transportation, utilisation, and storage (CCTUS) technologies as climate mitigation approaches. Whilst primarily focused on industrial applications, the review examines multiple technical pathways for managing atmospheric CO₂ and may have indirect relevance to agricultural resilience and soil carbon sequestration under climate change. The work identifies key research priorities and emerging technologies within the CCTUS landscape, though direct applicability to farming systems is limited.
Regional applicability
The review's focus on industrial CCTUS technologies has limited direct applicability to United Kingdom farming practice, though findings on carbon storage mechanisms and climate mitigation policy drivers may inform broader UK agricultural decarbonisation strategy and soil carbon sequestration priorities.
Key measures
Not specified in available metadata; likely includes CO₂ capture rates, storage capacity, cost metrics, and technology maturity assessments across different CCTUS pathways.
Outcomes reported
The review synthesises recent advances in CCTUS technologies, examining technical pathways for managing atmospheric CO₂ and identifying research priorities within the CCTUS landscape.
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