Subsurface Excellence for Large-Scale CCS and Storage
Thursday, 22 October
Room 371 CF
Technical Session
This session focuses on the subsurface challenges and innovations enabling safe, scalable, and economically viable CO2 storage. Topics include site screening and ranking, storage capacity estimation, injectivity management, geomechanics, plume migration, pressure interference, monitoring and verification strategies, and integration with existing E&P assets. Emphasis is placed on lessons learned from pilots and early commercial projects and how subsurface uncertainty is being managed as CCS moves toward industrial scale.
Session Chairpersons
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0830-0855 234139Compositional Modeling Of CO2 Injection In A Nanoporous Unconventional Reservoir Core
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0855-0920 234042Impact Of Co₂ Storage Time On Co₂-brine Relative Permeability In Berea Sandstone
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0920-0945 233945Assessing CCS Capillary Trapping Capacity Of Ivar Aasen Field Through Steady State Supercritical CO2-brine Relative Permeability Measurements At Reservoir Conditions
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1015-1040 234153A Feasibility Study Of Coupled CO2-EOR And Low-cost Hydrogen Production From A Mature Oil Reservoir
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1040-1105 234103Injection Rate Optimization For Enhanced Injectivity During Co₂ Storage In Basalt: Experimental Evidence From Core-scale Reactive Transport.
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1105-1130 234151Rock-fabric And Textural Heterogeneity Quantification From Thin-section Images For Evaluating Co₂ Injectivity And Storage Capacity
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Alternate 233839Ketone-assisted Reduction Of Co₂ Minimum Miscibility Pressure In Wag Injection For Pressure-constrained Carbonate
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Alternate 233864Comparative Evaluation Of Physics-based And Machine-learning Models For Co₂-brine Relative Permeability Prediction
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Alternate 233810Understanding Ccs Monitoring Techniques: Micro-scale Characterization And In-situ Resistivity Monitoring For Time-dependent Studies In The Silurian Dolomite Formation