The sustainable management of sub-surface operations is essential to tackle climate change. Science 4 Clean Energy (S4CE) is a research project funded by the European Commission #H2020 and coordinated by Prof. Alberto Striolo at the Department of Chemical Engineering at UCL. Researchers involved in the project have developed state-of-the-art technologies that have the common objective to positively affect the environment, the economy and the social perception of geo-energy-related operations. S4CE is assessing the environmental footprint of such operations in the European Union, to continuously, reliably and cost-effectively monitor the environmental risks related to sub-surface geo-energy operations and to differentiate anthropogenic and natural sources of risks.
S4CE video: Towards sustainable geo-energy operations
In this video, you will discover how the new technologies are working for the successful and safe deployments of geo-energy operations.
Animated video by Sci Ani.
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