CO2 Geological Storage for Geoscientists & Reservoir Engineers
CO2RES-EN-P
Who should attend?
This course provides participants with a practical knowledge on CO2 geological storage and also a clear understanding of the techniques and steps (evaluation, characterization, modeling, injection and evolution) related to CO2 geological storage.
Public :
This formation is for geoscientists, geologists, geophysicists, petrophysicists and reservoir engineers.
Level :Skilled
Prerequisite :
Degree in geology, geophysics or reservoir engineering or equivalent experience.
Course Content
INTRODUCTION TO CO2 GEOLOGICAL STORAGE
Reasons to make a CO2 geological storage.
Types of different reservoirs or geological formations that can store CO2.
Technical barriers for CO2 geological storage.
Issues and concerns in assessing a potential site and reservoir.
Challenges for a stable CO2 storage through time.
TECHNICAL WORKFLOW FOR CO2 GEOLOGICAL STORAGE
Data gathering and assessment.
Evaluation of parameters to define a potential site.
Characterization of the reservoir for CO2 storage and its uncertainties.
Drivers to define the best geological formation and rock properties needed.
Modeling the geology in a 3D Model for CO2 geological storage.
Modeling the fluids, dynamic interaction and well injection for CO2.
Modeling of the CO2 dynamic evolution through time inside the reservoir & its behaviors change.
Conclusion regarding all these steps for assessment and modeling.
LESSONS LEARNED & FUTURE FOR CO2 GEOLOGICAL STORAGE
Examples of successful and unsuccessful worldwide cases CO2 storage.
Defining conditions and innovative solutions for a successful long-term CO2 storage.
Future improvement for CO2 geological storage.
Others considerations out of geology and engineering.
Wrap-up session.
Learning Objectives
Attendees will be able to implement the following skills:
Understand the techniques relative to CO2 geological storage,
Develop a clear understanding of the evaluation, characterization, modeling and evolution through time of a reservoir for CO2 storage,
Find solutions in assessing a potential reservoir for CO2 geological storage.
Ways & Means
Interactive presentations, practical exercises and hands-on activities.
Learning assessment
Participants will be evaluated during the training through quizzes and/or case studies.
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Coordinator :IFP Training instructors, with expertise in the field and trained in modern teaching methods adapted to the specific needs of learners from the professional world.
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