Underground Storage: Well Integrity and Experimental Studies for Underground storage
Wednesday, 11 June
Hall G2
Technical Session
This session explores key challenges and advancements in subsurface storage and well integrity. Topics include the geochemical reactivity of hydrogen with sandstone for underground storage, 2D modeling of fault instability due to cold fluid injection, and brine management for CO2 storage in offshore aquifers. We'll also cover X-ray microtomographic studies of Portland cement in harsh conditions, well impairment from halite precipitation, the economic viability of enhanced CO2 storage and gas recovery, and wellbore integrity challenges during the energy transition.
Session Chairpersons
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1040-1105 225582Geochemical Reactivity Of Hydrogen With Sandstone Reservoir Rocks: Feasibility Of Underground Porous Storage
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1105-1130 225524Accurate 2D Modeling Of Fault Instability Due To Cold Fluid Injection In CO2 Storage Or Geothermal Doublets
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1130-1155 225523Brine Management To Increase Co2 Storage In Offshore Saline Aquifers: Practical Challenges
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1155-1220 225530X-ray Microtomographic Study Of Portland Cement Exposed To Aggressive Oil-well Conditions
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1220-1245 225593Carbon Neutral Economic Viability Of Enhanced CO2 Storage And Gas Recovery In Natural Gas Reservoirs Under Strong Bottom Water Drive
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Alternate 225572Assessing Well Impairment Due To Halite Precipitation In Saline Aquifers During CO2 Injection Scenarios
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Alternate 225550Wellbore Integrity Challenges In The Era Of Energy Transition