Sustainable Projects: Carbon Capture and Storage Innovations

Tuesday, 10 June

1300 - 1440

Hall G1

Technical Session

This session explores advancements in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies. Topics include the CCS-TCA analytical tool, the Northern Endurance Partnership's CO2 transportation and storage project, and combined cycle and carbon capture on offshore installations. We'll also discuss the impact of tax incentives on gas processing in the Permian Basin, using various gases for hydrogen storage in depleted reservoirs, modeling halite precipitation during CO2 storage, and physicochemical interactions in carbonates for CO2 geo-storage. Join us for insights into these innovative CCS strategies.

Session Chairpersons

Nihal Darraj - Imperial College London

Daniel Arnold - Heriot-Watt University

1300-1325 225492
CCS-TCA, An Analytical Tool For CCS Technology And Concept Assessment

A. Marvian, O. Point, T.I. Ramsnes, OMV (Norge) AS
1325-1350 225484
Northern Endurance Partnership: UK’s First CO2 Transportation & Storage Project Takes FID

H. Sizoo, A. Tait, R.J. Haley, bp; P. Staplehurst, BP Exploration Operating Co; G. Le Parc, TotalEnergies; M. McGhie, Northern Endurance Partnership
1350-1415 225466
Combined Cycle And Carbon Capture On Offshore Installations - History, Status And Future

P. Kloster, Techouse AS
1415-1440 225480
The Changing Face Of Gas Processing In The Permian Basin USA: How Tax Incentives For CO2 Storage Have Altered Mid-stream Operations

R. Balch, Petroleum Recovery Research Center; R.M. Eales, Cool Sky Energy Solutions; J. Fonquergne, New Mexico Inst-Mining & Tech
Alternate 225475
Utilizing Methane, Nitrogen And Carbon Dioxide As Cushion Gases For Hydrogen Storage In Depleted Oil Reservoirs: A Surface Tension Study

M. Lardhi, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

Conference Programme

Sustainable Projects: Carbon Capture and Storage Innovations