Geological CO2 Sequestration in Vietnam: Overcoming Technical and Socioeconomic Challenges for Effective Climate Change Mitigation

This paper examines the crucial role of geological CO2 sequestration in the fight against climate change, focusing on Vietnam. The research explores the methods, challenges, case studies, and future potential of this promising approach. By pinpointing suitable geological formations, managing injection and migration, ensuring storage integrity, and assessing geomechanical stability, the study aims to present a comprehensive view of the possibilities and barriers to implementing CO2 sequestration in Vietnam. Through an analysis of both ongoing and past projects, the paper highlights valuable lessons and best practices. In conclusion, the paper offers suggestions for expanding CO2 sequestration efforts, addressing policy considerations, technological advancements, and the economic feasibility that will contribute to sustainable climate mitigation in Vietnam.