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Carbon Capture and Storage Fundamentals

Learn about carbon capture and storage technology as a solution for climate change. Understand the science, engineering and implementation of CCS.

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₹ 5,059

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5 Weeks

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This comprehensive course explores Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology as a crucial solution for protecting our atmosphere from excess carbon dioxide. Led by leading academics from the University of Edinburgh, the course bridges complex scientific concepts with practical understanding. Students learn about deep carbon emission reduction strategies, the role of CCS in making fossil fuels environmentally sustainable, and its potential for achieving carbon-negative solutions. The course covers the fundamental technologies, geological principles, and economic factors of CCS implementation, making it accessible to anyone interested in climate change mitigation and sustainable energy solutions.

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Mark Wilkinson

Mark Wilkinson

Erika Palfi

Erika Palfi

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Erika Palfi

Erika Palfi

What you'll learn

  • Understand how CCS technology protects the atmosphere from excess carbon dioxide

  • Explore the fundamental drivers making fossil fuels safe to use under climate agreements

  • Identify key economic sectors where CCS can reduce emissions significantly

  • Learn about carbon capture technologies and their implementation

  • Master the principles of geological carbon storage

  • Analyze the global potential and future prospects of CCS

  • Evaluate carbon negative solutions and their importance

  • Understand common myths and misconceptions about CCS

Skills you'll gain

Carbon Capture Storage
Climate Change
Environmental Science
Geological Storage
Emissions Reduction
Energy Technology
Sustainability
Carbon Dioxide
Climate Policy
Engineering

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There are 5 modules in this course

The course provides a comprehensive introduction to Carbon Capture and Storage technology and its role in combating climate change. Beginning with climate drivers and global warming concepts, it progresses through the applications of CCS across various economic sectors. The curriculum covers carbon capture technologies, geological storage methods, and future prospects. Each block explores critical aspects of CCS implementation, from basic principles to practical applications, emphasizing its importance in achieving climate goals.

Climate Drivers

Module 1

CCS Across the Whole Economy

Module 2

Capturing Carbon

Module 3

Geological Carbon Storage

Module 4

Future Prospects

Module 5

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Faculties

These are the expert instructors who will be teaching you throughout the course. With a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience, they're here to guide, inspire, and support you every step of the way. Get to know the people who will help you reach your learning goals and make the most of your journey.

Mark Wilkinson
Mark Wilkinson serves as Senior Lecturer in Geological Carbon Storage at the University of Edinburgh's School of Geosciences, where he has made significant contributions to carbon capture and storage research since 2000. As Programme Director of the world's first MSc in Carbon Capture and Storage (now renamed Applied Geosciences - GeoEnergy), he leads education in subsurface technologies including nuclear waste storage and geothermal energy. His research spans diverse areas from CO2 storage and hydrogen storage to paleontology, including studies of dinosaurs on Scotland's Isle of Skye and Highland geology. Beyond academia, he demonstrates commitment to public education through accessible scientific writing and involvement in MOOCs, believing that scientific literacy among the general public is crucial for technological advancement. His academic impact is evidenced through nearly 4,000 citations of his research work, while his leadership extends to field trips and practical geology instruction. Through his roles at Edinburgh, he continues to advance understanding of geological storage solutions while maintaining his dedication to making complex scientific concepts accessible to both specialists and the general public.
Erika Palfi
Dr. Erika Palfi serves as Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering and Scientific Research Officer at the University of Edinburgh, where she has established herself as a leading expert in carbon capture technologies. After earning degrees from Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg and completing her PhD at Edinburgh in 2019 focusing on novel CO2 capture methods for gas turbine power plants, she has built an impressive career combining research and education. As course organizer of Edinburgh's pioneering MOOC on Carbon Capture and Storage, she has helped educate over 40,000 learners globally, with the course now available in both English and Mandarin. Her research focuses on exhaust gas recycling, thermal power generation, and carbon capture integration strategies, while her teaching portfolio includes thermodynamics, professional issues for mechanical engineers, and sustainable energy projects. Through her role at Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage, she continues to advance understanding of CCS technologies while maintaining her commitment to providing impartial and comprehensive education on climate change mitigation strategies.
Mathieu Lucquiaud 2
Mathieu Lucquiaud is a distinguished Professor of Clean Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage at the University of Sheffield, and a visiting Professor at the University of Edinburgh. Since 2005, he has contributed extensively to the field of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), working at renowned institutions like Imperial College London and the University of Edinburgh, where he launched a related course in 2018. His research centers on advancing both established and innovative technologies for capturing carbon dioxide in sectors such as electricity, hydrogen, and heavy manufacturing, as well as leveraging CCS to remove excess atmospheric CO₂. Professor Lucquiaud also teaches thermodynamics and carbon capture technologies to undergraduate and MSc engineering students at Sheffield, and offers courses like "Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage" through EdinburghX, including a Chinese-language version.
MennatAllah Labib 1
MennatAllah Labib is a PhD student at the Institute for Energy Systems, University of Edinburgh, focusing on carbon capture and storage (CCS). She holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering and an MSc in Renewable Energy from the British University in Egypt. As a member of the Carbon Capture and Storage Group, her research emphasizes post-combustion and direct air carbon capture, with a particular interest in carbon utilization. Prior to her PhD, Mennat taught undergraduate Chemical Engineering full-time for five years at the British University in Egypt and also instructed courses in Mechanical and Petroleum and Gas Technology Engineering departments. She teaches the course "Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage" on EdinburghX via edX, helping learners understand the critical technologies addressing climate change.
Daniel Mullen 1
Daniel Mullen is a postgraduate PhD researcher in the Carbon Capture and Storage department at the University of Edinburgh. Before beginning his doctoral studies, Daniel gained valuable industry experience as a project engineer, working on large-scale plant overhauls in the power generation sector. He now contributes to the academic community by teaching the "Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage" course on EdinburghX through edX, helping learners understand the vital role of CCS technologies in addressing climate change.
Carbon Capture and Storage Fundamentals

Beginner

Skill Level

5 Weeks

Self-paced lessons

Course Cost

₹ 5,059

Completion

CERTIFICATE

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