International Journal of Petrochemistry and Research

ISSN: 2638-1974

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International Conference on Oil, Gas and Petrochemistry
April 3-5, 2017 Dubai, UAE

Energy generation and coal bed methane recovery via CO2 - N2 sequestration and their environmental consequences

Sagar Dadhich

Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University, India

DOI: 10.18689/2638-1974.a1.004

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Demand for natural gas continues to increase all over the world, but reserves of conventional natural gas are declining. The increasing price of natural gas and, in some cases, government policies have encouraged the exploration and development of gas from unconventional sources which further have lead to lead to the development of sophisticated technologies for enhancing hydrocarbon recoveries. The research and experiments conducted wholly over the world have shown that coal containing gas is not much efficient in terms of power, cost, and environment-friendly energy source. The major objective is to study the effective, feasible, efficient methodology for the extraction of methane gas from coal seams; coupled with the injection of CO2 and N2 into the coal seam complex structure.

It provides a method for generation of electric power and energy in which CBM gas is used as an input source whilst the combustion gas, CO2 emissions are sequestrated into coal seams for environmental protection, extending the CBM recovery and reducing CO2 availability cost. This annexure focuses on how to improve exploitation rate of coal bed methane (CBM) .To enhance the efficiency of exploitation of coal bed methane when carbon dioxide or nitrogen gasses are injected into the coal bed The injection of CO2 and N2 gasses in the coal bed increases the methane permeability, stability, and productivity