Harnessing Multiphysics MMV Technology for Reliable and Secure CO2 Storage Registration

START Date WAS:Thursday, 12 September, 2024

START Time WAS:8:00 AM CDT (HOUSTON TIME, US) / 2:00 PM BST (LONDON TIME, UK)

Duration:60 minutes

Abstract:

In recent years, carbon capture and storage (CCS) has gained significant momentum as a means to decarbonize the energy system. Subsurface CO2 sequestration has the potential to scale up to meet this challenge, contributing to global emission reductions as outlined by the International Energy Agency (IEA).

To ensure that the CO2 is reliably stored in the subsurface, regulators have mandated a series of monitoring, measurement, and verification (MMV) requirements for storage operators. Various technologies are required to monitor the surface, near-surface, and subsurface areas, as well as the integrity of the wells within the storage site. Properly employing multiphysics measurement technologies provides assurance of containment and ensures conformance with the injection plan.

This webinar will discuss different measurement technologies, the physics behind them, and their applications for CCS storage sites. We will also explore why these technologies are essential components of the MMV plan and review relevant case studies.

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Speakers

Kamal Jansen

Technical Director

SLB

has more than 25 years of experience in the energy sector, working in various capacities including business development, consulting, operations management, and technical roles. He has an extensive background in drilling, electric logging, digital transformation, and artificial intelligence. Kamal holds an Executive Master of Business Administration and a degree in electrical engineering with a major in computer science and system control. Throughout his career, he has lived and worked in various countries across Asia, Australia, the USA, and Europe. He is currently the CCS and New Energy Technical Director for the SLB Reservoir Performance Division based in Paris, France. In the CCS space, he is responsible for the application of technology in CO2 storage evaluation and MMV.