CCS4G Symposium 2022 – Super Critical Connections (Co-located event)
A symposium on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) for Geoscientists
In many ways the CCS world with its wells, reservoirs and sealing cap-rocks will be familiar to PESGB members. However, in other ways it will be quite different. The twin necessities of driving costs down and ensuring long-term public safety will demand collaboration and openness like never before.
In response to demand from the PESGB membership, we have scheduled this one-day symposium on the geoscience aspects of geological CO2 storage. The conveners are soliciting oral presentations from industry experts to meet the goal of offering deep technical insights into G&G topics pertinent to CCS.
If you are a petroleum-geoscientist considering ‘what next’ in a changing world, this event is designed for you. CCS is essential in meeting the worlds Net Zero targets. The anticipated exponential growth of CCS projects worldwide will need a major effort to re-purpose skills from the oil and natural gas industry.
Confirmed speakers/sessions
- Pre Symposium Ice Breaker
Professor David Waltham, Royal Holloway, University of London and Citizens’ Climate Lobby
Carbon Pricing for a Viable CCS Business - KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Professor Stuart Haszeldine OBE, Chair of CCS, University of Edinburgh (title to be confirmed)
- Søren Reinhold – INEOS Energy
Project Greensand – an Active Operation to Store Significant Volumes of CO2 in the North Sea Before 2030 - Mark Wood and Owain Tucker – Shell – CCS Capability and Assurance Team
The Criticality of Solid Geoscience in Delivering Quality CCS Projects – Insights from Home and Abroad - Storegga Limited (speaker/title to be confirmed – pending approval)
- Peter James McFadzean, Graham Tarn-Dyson & Philip Ringrose – Equinor UK Ltd.
From a Modest Gas Play to a World-Class CO2 Storage Site? Injecting New Life into the Triassic of the Southern North Sea with Integrated Geoscience
- Jeremy Neep & Ksenia Koryakova – Ikon Science
New 4D Rock Physics Modelling for All Key UKCS CCS Development Areas, a NSTA Collaboration Project - Hamish Wilson – Lapis Energy
Lapis Energy’s 0.45 Mtpa El Dorado CCS Project in Arkansas: The Integration of Geoscience with Plant Operation
More info here