Deliverables
The report describes a strategic implementation plan for CO2 EOR in the Vienna Basin (part of Task 6.5 in WP6). The potential drivers and barriers to the development of CO2 EOR in the region of Austria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia will be evaluated. Based on existing data, estimates will be made on both the economic and environmental benefits for the region.
Task 2.1 - Description of methods and a modelling strategy (framework) for uncertainty characterization (ranking of the different uncertainty sources (parametric, modelling, spatial uncertainty, and model errors) and quantification regarding capacity estimates. This will be supported by application on reservoir cases.
Each knowledge integration workshop would be summirised with a short note presenting main theme, workshop participants and key outcomes. The workshops summary notes would be made available on the project website.
Each knowledge integration workshop would be summirised with a short note presenting main theme, workshop participants and key outcomes. The workshops summary notes would be made available on the project website.
Task 2.1 The impact of permeable faults and (impermeable) granulation seams on reliable CO2 storage capacity estimates in faulted and complex reservoirs will be determined using INTERSECT high resolution reservoir tool.
The report includes the results of Task 4.1.3 in WP4 and is directed to the regulatory assessment of several combinations of injection, buffering and HC production for the Netherlands, the UK and Denmark. The report will conclude with recommentdations for removing existing regulatory barriers.
Task 8.4 - Report on short courses for journalists and media, an on enhancing scientist-journalist communication, leasons learnt
Task 8.4 - Report on short courses for journalists and media, an on enhancing scientist-journalist communication, leasons learnt
The report describes the reliability, accuracy and sensitivity of the existing seismic monitoring network at Hontomin based on a detailed performance assessment, which will be performed in Task 1.2.2 of WP1 (TNO and CIUDEN). The assessment consists of two stages: conventional calibration using the recorded microseimic events and a detailed finite element data simulation enabling comparsion with the actual data. A subsequent Value-of-Information analysis will provide the comparison of different monitoring layouts and recommendations for future monitoring strategies.
This report will illustrate the outcomes of the group work undertaken with local stakeholders and citizens of the GeoEnergy TestBed site. It will highlight their meaning for the development of CO2 Storage best practices (task 5.2.2)
Task 3.2.4 Summary of what risks old boreholes present for unwanted CO2 migration/leakage through integration of modelling and field data for two sites
Task 7.3 A report summarising all publications by the project partners would be prepared and delivered every 12 months starting from the project start up date. The report should include references and a short summary of all publications. The report would be publically available on the ENOS project web site.
Task 8.4 - Report on short courses for journalists and media, an on enhancing scientist-journalist communication, leason learnt
This deliverable relates to task 5.1.1. It will consist of a report or alternatively of another suitable instrument (for instance fact sheets, posters or a video) that allows facilitated communication of the scientific content of the project. It will illustrate the technical themes and technologies that ENOS aims to develop in terms as much as possible understandable for local population participants and in a form that is functional for the activities to be undertaken with them in task 2.
Task 2.2 Summary of efficient techniques for optimal data gathering for site characterisation with links to open source repository of computer scripts demonstrating the methodology
Task 6.3 - The study will contain description of a diverse portfolio of geological settings and EU regions with little CCS activity to date. Emphasis will be given to factors that have lead to a successful pilot or demonstration sites elsewhere, trying to explain why and where that success could be replicated. The most important factors are the geological setting and surface conditions such as vicinity/properties of CO2 sources, infrastructure etc.
The report describes the results of the interaction with stakeholders in the Rotterdam area in Task 5.2.2 of WP5. The interaction follows two stages: in the first stage a panel of citizens will interact on the type of projects considered and in the 2nd stage stakeholders will repond to the input from the citizens. The possibilities for participatory monitoring will be explored.
Task 1.3 - A report presenting the different geochemical monitoring techniques implemented at Hontomin to control the safety of CO2 storage
The report describes the results of Task 4.1.4 in WP4 on the design of a monitoring system for the mass balance of injected and produced CO2 streams, and permanently stored CO2 according to regulation for CO2 accounting.
Task 4.2 Study on trans-boundary issues of the LBr-1 site, which is situated close to the Czech-Slovak border. It will include items such as national legislations, definition of the storage complex, assessment of CO2 storage pressure footprint, risk management and proposals for possible regulatory solutions. Regulatory solutions of the trans-boundary storage issues will be provided and recommendations for EU regulation will be defined.
Two monitoring stations will be installed at key sites in Hontomin (close to observation wells), a third as reference site. Data will be cross-referenced against each other. Based on the detected annual/diurnal/other natural variations at the reference site, site specific threshold values of soil gas concentration changes will defined and reported.
Task 7.3 A report summarising all publications by the project partners would be prepared and delivered every 12 months starting from the project start up date. The report should include references and a short summary of all publications. The report would be publically available on the ENOS project web site.
Task 5.2 - The report will present the international cooperation and knowledge exchange activities undertaken within the ENOS project during the first project period (months 0-24).
Task 8.3 - Report on the preparation for university cooperation to set the basis for a coordinated Master and post-graduate Master programmes on CO2 storage (development of a network of institutions and laboratories, and educational modules/lectures)
An annual newsletter will promote ENOS’ progress (task 7.3.3) among the technical community, policy makers, regulators and the public. The newsletter will be made available in both an electronic format on ENOS website and in printed form to be distributed at special events. The contents, structure and format of the newsletter will be developed by the newsletters editor CO2GeoNet-TTUGI jointly with the Scientific Editors.
The report from the 2016 open forum would be made available on specialised and ENOS web site as soon as the web platform is establishes.
Task 8.2 - Report on the first experiences on e-learnings course for students and the civil society, and provision of e-learning materials on a web platform
Task 8.2 - Report on the experiences on e-learnings course for students and the civil society, leasons learnt, and provision of e-learning materials on a web platform
An annual newsletter will promote ENOS’ progress (task 7.3.3) among the technical community, policy makers, regulators and the public. The newsletter will be made available in both an electronic format on ENOS website and in printed form to be distributed at special events. The contents, structure and format of the newsletter will be developed by the newsletters editor CO2GeoNet-TTUGI jointly with the Scientific Editors.
Task 8.1 - Report on the training courses for young scientists on onshore CO2 geological storage and latest research, leasons learnt
The web platform including both internal (aimed at data and knowledge exchange for project partners) and external (aimed at dessimination and general public) should be established and filled in with general project information
This deliverable is related to task T 7.3.2. The most important results of the annual Open Forum will be reported, distributed as a pdf file to all the Open Forum attendees and made available through the project website in the form of an interactive e-brochure.
An annual newsletter will promote ENOS’ progress (task 7.3.3) among the technical community, policy makers, regulators and the public. The newsletter will be made available in both an electronic format on ENOS website and in printed form to be distributed at special events. The contents, structure and format of the newsletter will be developed by the newsletters editor CO2GeoNet-TTUGI jointly with the Scientific Editors.
Task 8.1 - Report on the training courses for young scientists on onshore CO2 geological storage and latest research, leasons learnt
Task 8.2 - Report on the experiences on e-learnings courses for students and the civil society, leasons learnt, and provision of e-learning materials on a web platform
Publications
Author(s): M. Adeel Sohal, Yann Le Gallo, Pascal Audigane, J. Carlos de Dios, Sean P. Rigby
Published in: International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control, Issue 108, 2021, Page(s) 103306, ISSN 1750-5836
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijggc.2021.103306
Author(s): Andrew Barkwith, Stan E. Beaubien, Thomas Barlow, Karen Kirk, Thomas R. Lister, Maria C. Tartarello, and Helen Taylor
Published in: Geoscientific Instrumentation, Methods and Data Systems, Issue 31 august 2020, 2020, ISSN 2193-0872
DOI: 10.5194/gi-2020-8
Author(s): Raúl Pérez-López, José F. Mediato, Miguel A. Rodríguez-Pascua, Jorge L. Giner-Robles, Adrià Ramos, Silvia Martín-Velázquez, Roberto Martínez-Orío, Paula Fernández-Canteli
Published in: Solid Earth, Issue 11/2, 2020, Page(s) 719-739, ISSN 1869-9529
DOI: 10.5194/se-11-719-2020
Author(s): Kris Piessens, Roman Berenblyum, Carlos de Dios, Vit Hladik, Mariëlle Koenen and Kris Welkenhuysen
Published in: European Geologist Journal, Issue 44, 2017, Page(s) 6-10, ISSN 1028-267X
Author(s): Le Gallo, Yann; De Dios, José
Published in: Geosciences, Issue 8, 2018, Page(s) 354, ISSN 2076-3263
DOI: 10.20944/PREPRINTS201805.0324.V1
Author(s): Alexander Tarakanov, Ahmed H. Elsheikh
Published in: Journal of Computational Physics, Issue 399, 2019, Page(s) 108909, ISSN 0021-9991
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcp.2019.108909
Author(s): Alexadner Tarakanov, Ahmed H. Elsheikh
Published in: Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Issue 370, 2020, Page(s) 113208, ISSN 0045-7825
DOI: 10.1016/j.cma.2020.113208
Author(s): M. Gastine, R. Berenblyum, J.C. de Dios, P. Audigane, V. Hladik, N. Poulsen, S. Vercelli, C. Vincent, T. Wildenborg
Published in: Carbon Capture Journal, Issue 57, 2017
Author(s): Yann Le Gallo, José Carlos de Dios, Ignacio Salvador, and Taimara Acosta Carballo
Published in: European Geosciences Union General Assembly, 2017
Author(s): R. Stead
Published in: GEO ENeRGY, Issue No 35, June 2017, 2017
Author(s): Jonathan O'Callaghan
Published in: Horizon, 2018
Author(s): M. Gastine, R. Berenblyum, I. Czernichowski-lauriol, J.C. de Dios, P. Audigane, V. Hladik, N. Poulsen, S. Vercelli, C. Vincent, T. Wildenborg
Published in: Energy Procedia, Issue 114, 2017, Page(s) 5905-5915, ISSN 1876-6102
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2017.03.1728
Author(s): Piessens, K., Berenblyum, R., de Dios, J.C., Hladik, V., Koenen, M. and Welkenhuysen, K.
Published in: European Geologist v.44, 2017, ISSN 1028-267X
Author(s): Isabelle Czernichowski-Lauriol, Roman Berenblyum, Sabina Bigi, Marjeta Car, Marie Gastine, Sergio Persoglia, Niels Poulsen, Cornelia Schmidt-Hattenberger, Rowena Stead, Ceri J Vincent, Ton Wildenborg
Published in: Energy Procedia, Issue 154, 2018, Page(s) 73-79, ISSN 1876-6102
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2018.11.013
Author(s): Marín, Juan; De Dios, J.; Le Gallo, Yann
Published in: Fluids, Issue 4, 2019, Page(s) 52, ISSN 2311-5521
DOI: 10.20944/PREPRINTS201807.0537.V1
Datasets
Author(s): Beaubien, Stanley Eugene; Bigi, Sabina
Published in: Zenodo
Software
Author(s): Beaubien, Stanley Eugene; Bigi, Sabina
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4573574; 10.5281/zenodo.4573575
Publisher: Zenodo