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Description
Shale oil and gas development is vital to China's energy strategy, but traditional methods consume excessive water. CO2 fracturing, a low-carbon technology, enhances recovery, conserves water, and stores CO2, aiding the industry's green transition. This study evaluates its environmental and economic benefits while addressing adoption challenges. Using China’s first CO2 fracturing site as a case, it follows a "benefit evaluation-adoption analysis-policy optimization" framework. A model quantifies benefits, while game theory analyzes enterprise behavior and policy impacts. The findings offer insights to overcome barriers, guide the energy sector's low-carbon transformation, and support dual-carbon goals.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 1/01/25 → 31/12/27 |
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