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carbon capture PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 69 carbon capture PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Process Simulation and Technical Evaluation of Solid Adsorbents for Carbon Capture
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is viewed as a key technology to reduce anthropogenic CO2 emissions worldwide. In addition to solvent based carbon… Read more
Process Modelling and Flexibility Study of Coal-Fired Power Plants Integrated with Intensified Solvent Based Carbon Capture
Coal is the major primary energy source in many countries such as China and India. Coal-fired power plants are the largest single sources of CO2 emissions. Read more
PVD Deposition of Permeation Barrier Coatings Against Corrosion for Sustainable Energy Applications
In the pursuit of NetZero and the global reduction of CO2 emissions, advanced materials that support sustainable energy systems are crucial. Read more
Supramolecular building blocks for carbon capture materials
This PhD opportunity will primarily be based at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. Please contact Prof Scott Dalgarno (S.J.Dalgarno@hw.ac.uk) for further details. Read more
Waste Utilisation for Sustainable Resource Recovery and Carbon Capture
This project will involve the development of a novel approach that combines waste utilization and carbon capture technologies to address pressing environmental concerns and promote sustainable resource management. Read more
Performance Assessment and Flexibility Study of Natural Gas-Fired Power Plants Integrated with Intensified Solvent Based Carbon Capture
Natural gas-fired (mainly combined cycle gas turbine) power plants are becoming increasingly popular due to its cleaner nature. Solvent based carbon capture is the most matured technology for commercial deployment in natural gas-fired power plants. Read more
Molecular Modelling and Simulation for Solid Adsorbents for Industrial Carbon Capture
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is viewed as a key technology to reduce anthropogenic CO2 emissions worldwide. In addition to solvent based carbon… Read more
Techno-Economic Evaluation and Life-Cycle Analysis of Intensified Carbon Capture for Large-Scale Blue Hydrogen Production
Hydrogen production from fossil fuels with carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) otherwise known as blue hydrogen (H2) production is a low-carbon fuel source. Read more
Modelling, Simulation, Optimisation and Performance Assessment of Carbon Capture for Refinery
CO2 concentration in the atmosphere is increasing which causes global warming and climate change. Capturing CO2 from FCCU flue gas in refinery will be an important step in reducing the total CO2 emissions from the refinery. Read more
EPSRC supported EngD: Optimising a novel Carbon Capture Technology using Numerical Modelling
In a world facing climate crisis, it is vital to develop new ways to mitigate climate change. This project, funded by Origen Carbon Solutions, focuses on the modelling and optimisation of innovative Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Direct Air Capture (DAC) technologies. Read more
Techno‐Economic Impact of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Research Group:
Mechanical and Process Engineering
The reduction of emissions of greenhouse gases is agreed in November 2016 in the Paris international agreement (IEA Dec. 2016). The agreement is expected to create a transformative change in the energy sector to combat climate change. Read more
Carbon capture from gas turbines
Natural gas is seen as cleaner than other fossil fuels and will continue to have an essential role in the energy mix of the future, particularly in the UK. Read more
Negative CO2 Emissions through Combining Bio-Energy and Carbon Capture
Stringent CO2 emission reduction targets that are now in effect mean that the carbon intensity of energy generation from all sources needs to be considerably reduced in order to meet such goals. Read more
Negative CO2 Emissions through Combining Bio-Energy and Carbon Capture
Stringent CO2 emission reduction targets that are now in effect mean that the carbon intensity of energy generation from all sources needs to be considerably reduced in order to meet such goals. Read more
Techno-Economic Study of Power generation from Coal/Biomass with Carbon Capture and Storage
Demand for energy supply in the present global environment is continuously increasing with the growth of population and economic development. Read more