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A University of Canterbury (UC) Ph.D. student has identified a renewable and affordable energy source with the ability to remove carbon dioxide ( CO2) from the atmosphere.
Karan says the process, known as Geothermal-Bioenergy and Carbon Capture and Sequestration, or BECCS, has significant benefits. "We are creating more clean, renewable energy, while indirectly removing CO2 from the atmosphere—Geothermal-BECCS plants could store 1 million tons of usable CO2 each year in underground geothermal reservoirs.
"We can also generate significantly more renewable energy using this process when compared to traditional geothermal power. The BECCS system is also more cost-effective per ton of CO2 than other common climate change mitigation strategies due to decarbonization on two fronts: more renewable power and the secure storage of CO2."