Geologic storage of CO2 has gained significance, largely due to it being a green-house gas (GHG) and concerns related to impacts on climate from GHG emissions. The literature and experience from industrial analogs indicate that wellbores (both active/inactive or abandoned) may represent the most likely route for escape of the injected CO2 from the storage reservoirs. Therefore, sound injection well design and life cycle well integrity of all wells is of critical importance in such projects, particularly from a storage perspective of 1000 years or more.

Presented by Dr. George Stosur

The world has gone through significant changes over the decades, in terms of energy consumption, energy generation and storage. Several of the technologies that are behind these changes have roots in materials development and implementation. This talk will focus on materials landscapes and challenges that have emerged over the years in tackling energy problems for the society.

This webinar will provide an overview of the accounting methodology for a distributed CO2-EOR field network, the development of a Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) plan, and the emissions life cycle analysis (LCA).