LSU researchers developing sensors to detect carbon capture leaks 

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Researchers in LSU’s engineering department are working to develop specialized monitors that can detect leaks in CO2 pipelines and carbon capture and storage sites using a $500,000 experimental grant from the university’s Institue for Energy Innovation. The sensors would use fiber optic technology distributed along the pipeline or storage site, says Petroleum Engineering Assistant Professor

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