Lockley, Andrew, and Ted von Hippel. 2020: “The Carbon Dioxide Removal Potential of Liquid Air Energy Storage: A High-Level Technical and Economic Appraisal.”

Lockley, Andrew, and Ted von Hippel. 2020: “The Carbon Dioxide Removal Potential of Liquid Air Energy Storage: A High-Level Technical and Economic Appraisal.”[nbsp]Frontiers of Engineering Management. https://doi.org/10.1007/s42524-020-0102-8.

„‌Liquid Air Energy Storage (LAES) is at pilot scale. Air cooling and liquefaction stores energy; reheating revaporises the air at pressure, powering a turbine or engine (Ameel et al., 2013). Liquefaction requires water [&] CO₂[nbsp]removal, preventing ice fouling. This paper proposes subsequent geological storage of this CO₂[nbsp]– offering a novel Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) by-product, for the energy storage industry.“

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