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20–22 October 2025 | George R. Brown Convention Center | Houston, TX, USA

20–22 October 2025
George R. Brown Convention Center
Houston, TX, USA

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20–22 October 2025
George R. Brown Convention Center
Houston, TX, USA

2025 Technical Program

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From Capture to Storage: Next-Generation Technologies for CO2 Management

Tuesday, 21 October
Room 332CF
Technical Session
Explore innovations and multidisciplinary approaches to enhance Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) systems. Topics include novel materials for caprock integrity, optimized wellbore strategies, and permeability changes during CO2-saturated brine injection. Discover energy-efficient carbon mineralization, catalytic enhancements for CO2 sequestration, and microbial systems for improved carbon capture. Gain insights into offshore CO2 storage challenges, high-temperature polymer composites, and geomechanical simulations for injection pressure evaluation. Integrating numerical modeling, experimental studies, and industry initiatives, this session fosters collaboration to overcome barriers in sustainable climate mitigation through CCUS technologies.
Session Chairpersons
Pankaj Tiwari - PETRONAS
Kalyan Saikia - Bosch Digital Twin Industries
Jose Villa - TotalEnergies E&P USA Inc
Cassandra Dewan - SLB
  • 1400-1425 228030
    Development Of High-temperature Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites For Cost-effective Carbon Capture, Utilization, And Storage (ccus) Operations
    L. Zhao, T. Dunne, CNPC USA; J. Ren, CNPC-USA; P. Cheng, CNPC USA
  • 1425-1450 227948
    Remediating Caprock Integrity Of Deep Saline Aquifers For Safe CO2 Geological Storage Using A CO2-responsive Hybrid Gel With Delayed Gelation Time And Rock Adhesion
    B. Wei, R. Mao, L. Wang, Z. Zhang, Southwest Petroleum University; Q. Ye, The University of Tulsa; Q. He, Southwest Petroleum University; Y. Wang, The University of Tulsa; J. Lu, University of Tulsa
  • 1450-1515 228089
    4-D Coupled Geomechanics Simulation For CO2 Critical Injection Pressure Evaluation In Offshore China
    X. Ren, SLB
  • 1545-1610 228197
    Optimized Wellbore Completion Strategies Secures Co₂ Storage In Multilayered Saline Aquifers
    K. Alokla, Texas A&M University; F. Yatte, Computer Modeling Group; G. Moridis, J. Lee, T. Blasingame, Texas A&M University
  • 1610-1635 228169
    Impact Of Co2 Injection Well Transients On CCUS Systems: A Comprehensive Integrated Surface Subsurface Modeling Approach
    D. Shah, Wood Group USA Inc; D. Hegazy, Battelle Memorial Institute; A. Santiago Torres, John Wood Group PLC; G. Hegde, Wood Plc; H. Qualman, John Wood Group PLC; K. Srinivasan, Wood Plc.
  • 1635-1700 228047
    Co2 Capture By Energy-efficient Carbon Mineralization
    K. Mohanty, C. Oeiyono, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Alternate 228087
    Numerical And Experimental Study Of The Kinetics Of Permeability Changes In CO2-saturated Brine Injection Process For Enhanced CO2Sequestration
    F. Tale, B. Dindoruk, University of Houston
  • Alternate 227968
    Integrated Study Of Screening And Evaluation For Offshore CO2 Storage Sites: China’s First 10 Mtpa CCS Project
    S. Li, S. Feng, M. Xie, Shenzhen Branch of CNOOC Ltd
  • Alternate 228011
    SPE CO2 Storage Work Group: Uniting Industry To Overcome Regulatory, Economic, And Technical Challenges
    H. Singh, Independent Consultant; S. Frailey, Illinois State Geological Survey; M. McKoy, U.S. Dept. of Energy; M. Rahman, Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU); H. Binagia, Air Products; A. Simone, Ryder Scott Company, L.P.; D. Ipinniwa, TotalEnergies E&P USA, Inc; K. Landgren, Consultant; D. Vazquez Anzola, R. Gales, Halliburton; D. Shah, Wood Group USA Inc; H. Lescanne, TotalEnergies SE; Q. Zhang, Air Products Ltd.; A. Lafreniere, McDaniel & Assocs. Consultants; C. Coll, Miller & Lents; L. Chorn, Windom Peak Corporation; A. Naderi, NextDecade Corporation
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