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Comparative Study on the Developmental Stages of Global CCS Technology Based on the S-Curve Model
This article uses the S-curve model to empirically explore global carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology development stages and conduct a comparative analysis for various countries. The results indicate that global CCS technology is currently in the growth stage and that the technological track will stabilize in 2042 and beyond. The United States is currently the leader in the field of CCS technology, but China and South Korea have the fastest development of CCS technology.
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