Advancements in Carbon Dioxide Utilization and Geological Storage
Friday, 23 October
Room 371 BE
Technical Session
Carbon dioxide utilization and storage are a multifaceted process primarily focused on safely storing CO2 in the long term. This session will draw upon technical contributions to further our understanding of carbon capture, transport, storage, and mineralization based on advanced technology. The presentations will highlight discussions of infrastructure and well reuse will help to understand integrity issues and better identify candidate sites.
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0830-0855 234071Deep Earth CO2 Nanobubble Enhanced Basalt Mineralization And Reduction Conversion Co-producing light alkanes And Calcium carbonate
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0855-0920 233933The Use of In-Well Flow Control Devices to Address Multiple Challenges of Carbon Dioxide Injection in CCS Projects
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0920-0945 234045Deep Geological CO2 Sequestration and In-situ Transformation of Subsurface Refineries: Study on Geological Catalytic Mechanism of Basalt-Driven In-situ CO2 Mineralization Coupled with In-situ Reduction Reactions
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1015-1040 234066Unlocking Venezuela's Unconventional Potential: A CCUS-Centric Strategy for Sustainable Development of the La Luna Shale Oil Resource
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1040-1105 233798Effect of a Chemical Additive on CO₂ Mineralization in Saudi Red Mud
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1105-1130 234198High-pressure CO₂ Adsorption Performance of Fly-ash: Thermodynamic Analysis of Temperature and Rate of Reaction on Adsorption Capacity
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Alternate 233869Geological Calibration of a 3D Sleipner Model Using Plume-Constrained Optimization
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Alternate 234197Influence of Surfactants and Salinity on Rock-Fluid Interfacial Properties Relevant to Underground Hydrogen Storage
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Alternate 234011A Practical Approach for Predicting CO2 Leakage Rates in Cement Sheaths to Assure Wellbore Integrity in Carbon Sequestration Projects
