State-of-the-Art review of CO2 Storage Site Selection and Characterisation Methods

Florence Delprat-Jannaud; Anna Korre; J.Q. Shi; Brian McConnell; A. Arvanitis; D. Boavida; M. Car; M. Gastine; I. Grunnaleite; K. Bateman; N. Poulsen; C. Sinayuc; T. Vähäkuopus; S. Vercelli; A. Wójcicki

State-of-the-Art review of CO₂ Storage Site Selection and Characterisation Methods

Florence Delprat-Jannaud (Redaktør), Anna Korre (Redaktør), J.Q. Shi, Brian McConnell, A. Arvanitis, D. Boavida, M. Car, M. Gastine, I. Grunnaleite, K. Bateman, N. Poulsen, C. Sinayuc, T. Vähäkuopus, S. Vercelli, A. Wójcicki

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Resumé

This report is the result of a joint effort carried out by various members of the CGS Europe project (www.cgseurope.net) - the “Pan-European Coordination Action on CO₂ Geological Storage”, funded within the 7^th framework programme of the EU. The report is based on current literature on site selection of CO₂ geological storage sites.

The report is not a monograph, but rather an edited compendium of contributions from individual network partners. Hence, chapters and sections may vary in style and level of detail. The authors gratefully acknowledge the various CGS Europe partners who participated in reviewing the draft and the resulting fruitful discussions.

The report is public so that any interested party can readily make use of it. CGS Europe does not claim completeness, nor comprehensive consideration of all legal or regulatory requirements on CO₂ site selection in Europe.

The authors hope that this report will provide concise and ultimately helpful information to various stakeholder groups including scientists, competent authorities, operators and regulators. The reader is expected to have some basic understanding of CO2 geological storage.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Forlag	CGS Europe
Antal sider	116
Status	Udgivet - sep. 2013

Publikationsserier

Navn	CGS Europe report
Nummer	D3.3

Programområde

Programområde 3: Energiressourcer

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http://repository.cgseurope.net/eng/cgseurope/knowledge-repository/key-reports/evaluation.aspxLicens: Ikke-specificeret

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Delprat-Jannaud, F. (red.), Korre, A. (red.), Shi, J. Q., McConnell, B., Arvanitis, A., Boavida, D., Car, M., Gastine, M., Grunnaleite, I., Bateman, K., Poulsen, N., Sinayuc, C., Vähäkuopus, T., Vercelli, S., & Wójcicki, A. (2013). State-of-the-Art review of CO₂ Storage Site Selection and Characterisation Methods. CGS Europe. CGS Europe report Nr. D3.3 http://repository.cgseurope.net/eng/cgseurope/knowledge-repository/key-reports/evaluation.aspx

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