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SEIL Energy and IIT-Madras Join Hands to Revolutionise Carbon Capture Technology - Asia Pacific | Energetica India MagazineSEIL Energy and IIT-Madras Join Hands to Revolutionise Carbon Capture Technology

Storing carbon in the form of gas hydrates deep under waterNew research from India indicates that the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean can potentially serve as storage sinks for large amounts of carbon dioxide in the form of gas hydrates. A gas hydrate is formed when gas molecules bind with hydrogen atom to form a network of water molecules, resembling ice. Carbon can be […]

IIT Madras researchers say Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal are potential CO2 sinks decarbonising industrial clustersThe Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) researchers have identified the Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal as potential storage sinks for storing lar

Bay of Bengal a carbon sink, says IIT-Madras study | Chennai News - Times of IndiaIIT Madras researchers identify Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal as carbon sequestration sites, utilizing gas hydrate crystals to capture CO2 in eco-fri

IIT Madras is developing a technique to raise India's oil production by 120 million tonnes!The Government of India has approved fiscal incentives to enhance oil & gas recovery from ageing and new fields, which can potentially raise production of oil by 120 million tonnes.

Supercritical carbon dioxide can flush out oil from depleting wells supercritical carbon dioxide can be a good agent for simultaneous carbon dioxide sequestration and enhanced oil recovery

IIT-Madras Researchers To Develop Indigenous Processes For Oil Recovery From Mature Offshore WellsIIT-M researchers are studying the efficacy of an oil recovery method- ‘Low-Salinity Enhanced Oil Recovery’ (LSEOR).

IIT Madras students developing indigenous oil recovery methodResearchers at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras are developing indigenous processes for efficient recovery of oil from mature offshore wells. In collaboration with research laboratories in Australia, IIT Madras researchers are studying efficacy of an emerging enhanced oil recovery method called ‘Low-Salinity Enhanced Oil Recovery’ (LSEOR). While speaking on the same, Jitender Sangwai, Associate Professor (petroleum engineering program) in Department of Ocean Engineering at IIT Madras, who is heading the research said, “Our research aims to develop indigenous methods for the recovery of crude oil from geological reservoirs, which is a complex process. There is still much that needs to be understood in the use of LSEOR methods. We do evaluate salt levels in water, the acidity of crude oil, mineralogy of rock and other factors”.

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SEIL Energy, IIT-Madras develop carbon capture techSEIL Energy, IIT-Madras develop a new nanoparticle-based solvent that enhances carbon capture efficiency.

IIT-Madras research on to tap oil from offshore wells in IndiaCHENNAI: Researchers of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IITM) are developing indigenous processes for efficient recovery of oil from mature offshore

IIT Madras' technique to efficiently recover oil from India's offshore wells - Times of IndiaIndia Business News: Collaborating with research laboratories in Australia, IIT Madras researchers are studying the efficacy of an emerging enhanced oil recovery method ca

IITans tap LSEOR to boost oil outputResearchers are developing an indigenous processes for efficient recovery of oil.oil & gas. Indian Oil. lseor. ONGC. IIT

IIT MadrasDr Jitendra Sangwai, Associate Professor, IIT Madras has won the #National #Award for #Technology #Innovation in various fields of #Petrochemicals and #Downstream Plastics Processing Industry...

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