An on-line infrared sensor system for monitoring greenhouse gases in brine environments is demonstrated. Evident changes of distinctive infrared signatures of dissolved methane and carbon dioxide under conditions relevant for greenhouse gas storage are shown, which are of particular relevance for understanding their subsurface behaviour after injection during carbon capture and storage (CCS) processes.
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