Wyoming Carbon Underground Storage Project

 Project Reports

Book

•  Geological CO2 Storage Characterization

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Poster Sessions

2014 CCUS Conference:

• The Geochemical Characterization of Reservoir Fluids: Defining the Fluid and Rock System and Identifying Changes to Baseline Conditions Due to Well Completion
• Geologic and Stratigraphic Characteristics of Multiple Stacked Sealing Formations at the Rock Springs Uplift, Wyoming
• Geologic Controls on Sealing Capacity; Defining Heterogeneity Relative to Long-Term CO₂ Storage Potential in Wyoming

2015 CCUS Conference:

• Identifying low-risk CCUS reservoirs with limited subsurface geologic data; utilizing stacked reservoirs for inferring seal integrity

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Presentations

2014 Carbon Storage R&D Project Review Meeting (Pittsburgh, PA):

• Optimizing accuracy of determinations of CO2 storage capacity and permanence, and designing more efficient CO2 storage operations: An example from the Rock Springs Uplift, Wyoming
  (DOE Project DE-FE0009202)

2015 14th Annual Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage Conference (Pittsburgh, PA):

• Sealing capacity investigations of the multiple confining layers at the Rock Springs Uplift geological CO2 storage site
• Update on international CCS standards

2015 AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition 2015 (Denver, CO):

• Characterizing seal bypass systems at the Rock Springs Uplift, southwest Wyoming using seismic attribute analysis

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