Millicent Sutton

Research Associate AGILE project, Oxford Net Zero

Profile

Millicent is a Researcher at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, working on the AGILE Sprint 5 project titled “What do we need to know to safely store CO₂ beneath our shelf seas?”. Her role works across Oxford Net Zero, Department of Earth Sciences and the Environmental Change Institute.

Her work focuses on the interplay between science and legislation for successfully storing CO₂in offshore geological storage, how CCS can be used for decarbonisation and achieving geological Net Zero through a carbon storage mandate (CTBO).

Millicent holds an MA in Environmental Geography from the University of St Andrews, and an MSc in Environmental Change and Management from University of Oxford.

Publications

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Sutton M and others, ‘Filling in the Evidence Gaps for the Safe Deployment of Offshore Geological Carbon Storage’ (AGILE Initiative, University of Oxford 2024)

Sutton M and others, ‘Addressing Regulatory Challenges for Offshore Geological Carbon Storage in the UK: A Policy Brief’ (AGILE Research Initiative, University of Oxford 2024)

Sutton M and others, ‘What Do We Need to Know to Safely Store CO2 Beneath Our Shelf Seas? Stakeholder Workshop Report’ (The Agile Initiative 2024)