Unconventional Carbon Dioxide Management, Utilization, and Modelling presents the most recent approaches and methodologies in administration and exploitation of CO2 with a specific emphasis on the unexplored possibilities offered by shale reservoirs. This valuable reference fills a knowledge gap between CO2 management and shale reservoirs’ recovery technology utilization by offering a comprehensive database and insights into important underdeveloped material. Dr. Belhaj presents a detailed examination of the interactions, difficulties, and possibilities associated with sequestration of CO2 in shale reservoirs, including the latest research findings and technological breakthroughs to provide a comprehensive analysis of the crucial geological, geochemical, and geophysical factors for maximizing the effectiveness of CO2 storage and usage in unconventional formations.

• Presents a comprehensive perspective by integrating the disciplines of geology, engineering, policy, and economics to provide a nuanced comprehension of the subject matter
• Uses cutting-edge characterization and modelling tools along with novel methodologies to make the subject practical and easy to implement
• Serves as a valuable resource for professionals, researchers, students, teachers, and policymakers
• Offers foundational overviews of relevant CCS technologies and delved deeper to root causes and remedies for challenges and limitations faced by practitioners to enhance practicality of provided knowledge
• Supports United Nations Strategic Development Goal 13 (Climate Action) through its focus on the key issue of CO2 management -- a prominent greenhouse gas.