Sequestering CO2 may disrupt nearby salt caverns?

Prompts conflict between operators

If you knew that a carbon storage project would attract several industry objectors taking many months for approval and perhaps sparking a hearing, would you start on such a project?  A hearing will cost each major participant over a million dollars. Nein commercial use of der AppIntel content.

One operator claims that a neighbor’s CO2 disposal scheme could cause induced seismicity disrupting their salt cavern storage.  Will it cause the cavern to leak?

Get all their plans, their geological isopach mapping, pressure distribution maps, and dense phase PVT from the AppIntel AI self-serve portal.

Sequestration wars: AppIntel AI shows you how to skirt objections

Need to make friends with objectors as fierce as lions? AppIntel AI can help you decide how to avoid some objections in the first place.

When development planning, you never expect government approval to be the long delivery item on your project plan. Unfortunately, approval can hold you up longer than pipe delivery or drilling rig access.  Dealing with local and global objectors are some of the six ways that AppIntel AI helps speed up regulatory approvals.

See all the CO2 disposal projects in AppIntel AI

AppIntel AI contains all the details on all the CO2 injection/disposal projects.  Where else would you find this information: PVT to industry objections?

One operator is planning a CO2 Sequestration scheme in a very deep zone to store almost a hundred million tonnes of carbon. Their hazard assessment includes induced seismicity. The regulator took six months to approve with several rounds of supplemental information requests.

Without AppIntel AI, how would you see how other operators are taking advantage of the current tax and royalty breaks?

In an advanced new technology disagreement, two operators are tussling before the regulator. One wants to sequester CO2 into a formation. The other claims that CO2 sequestration poisons their brine lithium rights. This dispute has been escalated. Where will it resolve?

When trying to resolve disputes, you need to know the regulator’s precedents. What do they consider? Which elements bring the most weight to the decision? AppIntel AI finds dispute precedents quickly.

One operator started a CO2 miscible flood. I met their sole young flood engineer. She had completedauniversity project on miscible flooding which included a simulation. It was very inexpensive to hire her.

However, there's much more to miscible flood engineering than a school term project. Even though the EIT played with a simulation, she didn't know how to get the CO2 flood to make money.

Some operators are sequestering CO2 in deep well disposal. If that is your strategy, you may need a Measurement, Monitoring and Verification plan.

One operator must amend his MMV plan with the Department of Energy before he amends his miscible flood. The AER refused to amend his flood without amendment of the DOE MMV approval.

Without AppIntel, how can your find other operators that submitted such a plan for injection projects? Inside AppIntel you can search in the KiP box for the wordsmeasurement plan. You will find all the documents where it is mentioned.

One operator proposed modifications to an immiscible CO2 flood. In his application, he reported on the progress of the flood and claimed additional recovery by several means even without miscibility.

Can a CO2 flood be run at low pressure? If so, how will successful will it be? What other operational concerns does this add?

Understanding the intelligence contained in this application is important to anyone wanting to try a CO2 flood.

You've heard of hydrocarbon miscible flood as a tertiary recovery method. But what comes after that?

One operator is going to sweep a miscible flood with CO2. He claims extra recovery, better areal and vertical conformance and better sweep.

And you'll never guess where he's going to get his CO2. Most CO2 miscible floods get their injectant from chemical plants or existing processing facilities -- limiting where floods can be implemented geographically. But this operator has hit on a portable CO2 source.

What happens when you ignore directional permeability in a miscible flood? Your flood might be a spectacular failure.

There are deadly flood myths that many producing companies believe. Don't be fooled by them.

One operator shows how he attempted to improve CO2 retention and take advantage of the directional permeability of the formation. You can see his flood repair plans in AppIntel AI.

CO2 floods promise great recovery at a low cost. But how good is the recovery really?

One operator ended a miscible CO2 pilot to stating that the experiment achieved its objective but the incremental recovery was only 3%.

In the end, he found it hard to tell how much recovery should be attributed to the CO2 injection trial.

CO2 injection improves recovery in conventional oil reservoirs. Will it improve recovery in SAGD too?

In one SAGD pair, this operator proposes to inject CO2 with steam. This reduces steam-oil-ratio (SOR) but also potentially increases bitumen swelling and recovery.

Get updates on CO2 sequestration as they happen

AppIntel AI hit alerts notify you of industry trends specific to your topics of interest. Once a hit alert is registered, AppIntel scans all newly submitted documents daily using natural language search technology. Submissions that match your criteria are delivered automatically to your email inbox.

For example, you can configure hit alerts to deliver new documents containing particular terms such as CO2 disposal 36-24W4. New submissions near this location are sent to your inbox each day.

Intelligence from trustworthy AI – fresh as this morning

AppIntel AI is very current.  Complete oil and gas technical information updated every day.  Sent to you every morning.

The regulatory application documents upon which AppIntel AI is trained are leading indicators: An application is argued before any action happens in the field. The information is the most current you will find anywhere.

• A year fresher than technical papers.
• Years more current than university classes.
• A decade more current than textbooks.

AppIntel AI uses reliable, government-submitted oil and gas data that is organized, well-documented, and current. Its accuracy and accessibility make it a top choice for oil and gas professionals.

More information on CO2 Sequestration than from any other source

CO2 disposal is a hot topic in the industry.  AppIntel AI has more technical information on the subject than any other single source.

Taking a class is fine. Skimming a textbook is great. Reading a few technical papers is okay. Attending a lecture might help. A conference would be interesting.

AppIntel AI has more documents than SPE papers —10 times more. It has ten thousand times the number of documents written by Shakespeare.

About 700 documents are added to AppIntel every day. On average an industry submission document is added to AppIntel every six minutes.

Advances fill the pages of AppIntel output. Unlike technical papers, all the AppIntel AI advances are ground truthed to a physical well location.

AppIntel AI is much more complete than technical papers, conferences and journals.

Tags: Disposal, Gas Injection, Flood, Exploration

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