Program Publications

From Crisis to Energy Security: A Six Point Agenda for Ukrainian/American Partnership

October 30th, 2025
Program Publications

Global CO₂ Storage Atlas: Where Can the World Store Its Carbon?

October 23rd, 2025
Program Publications

Navigating the Nexus: New Horizons for Peace & Trade in the South Caucasus

October 13th, 2025
Program Publications

U.S. Class VI Permitting and State Primacy

September 15th, 2025
Program Publications

Norway’s Global Leadership in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)

July 30th, 2025
Program Publications

Subsurface Synergies: Where Geothermal and CCUS Intersect

July 31st, 2025
Program Publications

The Vertical Gas Corridor

August 30th, 2025
Program Publications

Powering Peace: The United States and Energy Connectivity in the Armenia–Azerbaijan Agreements

September 9th, 2025
Program Publications

USEA Capabilities and Selected Projects: Eastern Europe & Southern Caucasus

April 9th, 2025
Program Publications

Coupled Geothermal Power and Direct Air Capture with Storage

September 24th, 2024
Program Publications

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) estimates that to avoid the direst consequences of climate change, the world must implement millions or even billions of tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide removal (CDR) by 2100. Direct air capture (DAC) is one method to accomplish CDR, but is an energy intensive process, requiring high heat for carbon dioxide (CO2) desorption.

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