Les Rencontres Scientifiques de l'IFP: Stockage Géologique du CO2 et de l'Energie en Aquifères Salins Profonds

27-29 mai 2009
IFP/Rueil-Malmaison

Les aquifères salins profonds des bassins sédimentaires offrent un volume poreux important qui, dans les prochaines décennies, sera de plus en plus sollicité pour le stockage cyclique ou à long terme de diverses substances (gaz naturel, CO₂, chaleur, ...). Des questions très diverses sont associées à leur utilisation, que ce soit en termes de performances, ou – plus spécifiquement pour le CO₂ – en termes de capacité, de taille et de permanence des stockages.
 
Cette rencontre scientifique internationale, supportée par Schlumberger, a rassemblé près de 240 participants et a permis à des experts de la recherche universitaire, de la recherche appliquée et de l'industrie de présenter leurs travaux et d'échanger des idées et des expériences sur les applications à venir en matière de stockage en aquifères, avec la perspective d’utiliser efficacement l'énergie tout en préservant l’environnement.
 

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Wednesday 27 May

• Welcome address (

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  P. Ungerer, Scientific Director (IFP, France)
   
• General keynote address: Geothermal energy provision and/or CO2-storage using deep saline aquifers-lessons learnt from operational in situ laboratories (

  PDF - 3.2 Mo

  )
  
    
  E. Huenges, M. Kühn (GFZ, Germany)

Storage of natural gas in aquifers, feedbacks from a mature industry

Chairpersons: S. Vidal-Gilbert (C0₂CRC, Australia) and R. Eschard (IFP, France)
 

• Keynote address: Underground gas storage facilities operated by GDF SUEZ: types, operations and equipment (

  PDF - 13 Mo

  )
  G.Kimmerlin (GDF SUEZ, France)
   

• Fractured carbonate aquifers: natural gas and CO2 storage in Italy (

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  R. Bencini¹, D. Scrocca², E. Carminati³, C. Doglioni³, J. Fuller⁴, R. Marsden⁴, F. Quattrocchi⁵, L.Petracchini², G. Vico¹ (1 ERG Rivara Storage, 2 IGAG-CNR, 3 Sapienza Univ., Italy; 4 Schlumberger, UK; 5 INGV, Italy)
   
• Natural gas storage seismic monitoring (

  PDF - 1.9 Mo

  )
  
  M. Becquey¹, F. Huguet², J.L. Mari³, J. Meunier⁴ (1 IFP, 2 GDF SUEZ, 3 IFP School, 4 CGG-Veritas, France)
   

• Microbiology of a slightly saline deep aquifer used for geological storage of natural gas (

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  M. Magot, O. Basso, J.-F. Lascourreges (UPPA, IPREM, France)
   

• Poster session No.1
   

Storage of CO₂ in saline aquifers: processes induced by CO₂ disposal

Chairpersons: T. La Force (Imperial College London, UK) and A.-Y. Huc (IFP, France)
 

• Numerical modeling of coupled processes in aquifer storage of greenhouse gases-recent results and open challenges (

  PDF - 4 Mo

  )
  K.Pruess (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA)
   

• Have we overestimated saline aquifer CO2 storage capacity? (

  PDF - 0.7 Mo

  )
  
  S. Thibeau¹, V. Mucha² (1 Total, 2 MATMECA, France)
   
• Causes of pressure build-up and decay in acid gas injection operations in reefs in the Zama field, Canada, and implications for CO2 storage (

  PDF - 4.5 Mo

  )
  
  S. Bachu¹, M. Pooladi-Darvish²,³, H. Hong² (1 Alberta Research Council, 2 Fekete Associates Inc., 3 Univ. of Calgary, Canada)
   
• Potential environmental impacts of geologic storage of carbon dioxide: mobilization of metals and organic compounds (

  PDF - 5.8 Mo

  )
  Y. Kharaka, J. Thordsen, E. Kakouros (US Geological Survey, USA)
   
• Experimental investigations of CO2/mineral interactions on seal integrity (

  PDF - 0.7 Mo

  )
  
  A. Amann¹, A. Busch², J. Wollenweber¹, B. M. Krooss¹ (1 RWTH Aachen Univ., Germany; 2 Shell International Exploration and Production, The Netherlands)
   

Parallel sessions

Amphitheater "Dahlias"
Chairpersons: S. Grataloup (BRGM, France) and M. Fleury (IFP, France)

• Model coupling for feasibility studies of CO2 storage in deep saline aquifers (

  PDF - 1.5 Mo

  )
  
  M. Darcis, H. Class, B. Flemisch (Univ. of Stuttgart, Germany)
   
• Numerical simulation of multiphase geohydromechanical processes induced by CO2 injection in deep saline aquifers (

  PDF - 1 Mo

  )
  C.-H. Park, W. Wang, U.-J. Goerke, O. Kolditz (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research-UFZ,Germany)
   
• CO2-water-rock interactions induced by CO2-flooding of fluvial sandstones: an integrated study based on detailed reservoir characterisation, experimental work and numerical modelling (

  PDF - 4.6 Mo

  )
  
  P.Bertier¹, H. Ferket², R. Swennen¹, B. Laenen², R. Dreesen², P. Van Tongeren² (1 K.U.Leuven, 2 VITO, Belgium)
   
• Evaluation of safe storage parameters during CO2 injection using coupled reservoir-geomechanical analysis (

  PDF - 1.6 Mo

  )
  
  T.I.Bjørnara (NGI, Norway)
   
• Long-term mechano-chemical effects and damaging processes during the injection of CO2 into geological reservoir (

  PDF -3.7 Mo

  )
  
  F.Renard¹,², Y. Le Guen³ (1 Univ. J. Fourier, France; 2 Univ. of Oslo, Norway; 3 Oxand, France)
   

Amphitheater "Séquoia"
Chairpersons: P. Audigane (BRGM, France) and C. Magnier (IFP, France)

• Design of carbon dioxide storage (

  PDF - 2 Mo

  )
  
  R. Qi, T.C. La Force, M.J. Blunt (Imperial College London, UK)
   
• Reactivity of minerals of interest in a geological storage of CO2: role of co-injected gases (

  PDF - 15 MO

  )
  
  S.Renard, J. Sterpenich, J. Pironon (Nancy Univ., France)
   
• Autoclave experiments in the system injected CO2/autochthonic biocenosis and formation waters/rock material for Upper Carboniferous sandstones of NW-Germany (

  PDF - 1.8 Mo

  )
  
  N. Hoth¹, T. Muschalle¹, A. Kassahun², S. Ehinger¹, J. Seifert¹, M. Schlömann¹ (1 TU Bergakademie Freiberg, 2 Dresden Groundwater Research Centre, Germany)
   
• Study of the impacts related to CO2 leakage in natural systems in La Selva natural analogue (NE Spain) (

  PDF - 2.5 Mo

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  J. Bruno¹,²,³, E. Vilanova1, F. Grandia¹, M. Grivé¹, L. Pérez del Villar² (1 Amphos 21 Consulting, 2 CIUDEN, 3 CIEMAT, Spain)
   
• Why is dawsonite absent in CO2 charged reservoirs? (

  PDF - 3.8 Mo

  )
  
  H. Hellevang, J. Declercq, P. Aagaard (Univ. of Oslo, Norway)
   

Thursday 28 May

Storage of thermal energy in aquifers (ATES), new perspectives for aquifer use

Chairpersons: I. Le Nir (Schlumberger, France) and P. Ungerer (IFP, France)
 

• Keynote address: Thermal energy storage in aquifers-three decades of experience gained, and what are future prospects? (

  PDF - 1.5 Mo

  )
  
  B. Sanner (European Geothermal Energy Council, Belgium)
   
• Thermal energy storage in the Dogger aquifer of the Paris Basin based on geothermal experience (

  PDF - 6.3 Mo

  )
  
  S.Lopez¹, A. Menjoz¹, H. Lesueur¹, D. Bruel², E. Cordier², P. Goblet², B. Bourbiaux³, L. Nabzar³, F. Bugarel⁴, E. Lasne⁴, M. Galas⁵ (1 BRGM, 2 ENSMP, 3 IFP, 4 CFG Services, 5 CPCU, France)
   
• ATES contribution to the housing energy balance: a simple assessment methodology (

  PDF - 1 Mo

  )
  B.Bourbiaux (IFP, France)
   

Regulations for underground storage

• Investment security requires clear regulations – methods for resolving competing uses of underground storage formations (

  PDF - 2.5 Mo

  )
  
  L.Dietrich, F. Crotogino (Wolter, KBB Underground Technologies, Germany)
   

Storage of CO₂ in saline aquifers: evaluation of storage potential and assessment of suitable disposal sites

Chairpersons: T. Aiken (IEA-GHG, UK) and B. Doligez (IFP, France)
 

• Keynote address: Modelling large-scale CO2 storage in a saline water-bearing reservoir in the UK sector of the southern North Sea (

  PDF - 1.8 Mo

  )
  S. Holloway (BGS, UK)
   
• Aquistore: CO2 storage in a deep saline aquifer in Saskatchewan, Canada (

  PDF - 7.3 Mo

  )
  
  S. Whittaker, K. Worth, C. Preston (Petroleum Technology Research Center, Canada)
   
• Regional CO2 storage capacity and uncertainty assessment in geological formations using experimental designs (

  PDF - 2 Mo

  )
  
  A.Hurtado, S. Eguilior (CIEMAT, Spain)
   
• Estimation of storage capacity at the regional scale in Mesozoic aquifers in Poland (

  PDF - 0.7 Mo

  )
  B.Uliasz-Misiak (Mineral and Energy Economy Research Institute of Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland)
   

Parallel sessions

Amphitheater "Dahlias"
Chairpersons: L. Jeannin (GDF SUEZ, France) and N. Sallee (IFP, France)

• CO2 storage in deep saline aquifers: from basin screening to site selection in the Paris Basin (

  PDF - 6 Mo

  )
  S. Grataloup, D. Bonijoly, E. Brosse (BRGM, IFP, France)
   
• Evaluation of potential site for pilot scale CO2 storage in South Korea (

  PDF - 5.7 Mo

  )
  
  S. Hwang¹, K.G. Park¹, T.J. Lee¹, K.B. Koh², Y. Chan¹ (1 Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, 2 GEOMAX, Republic of Korea)
   
• Potential use of saline aquifers for geological storage of CO2 in Portugal (

  PDF - 7.5 Mo

  )
  
  M. J. Afonso¹, P. Carreira², H. Chaminé¹, P. Cunha³, H. Eggenkamp⁴, J. Espinha Marques⁵, P. Fonseca⁶, L. Gama Pereira³, A. Gomes⁵, M. Lemos de Sousa⁷, J. Marques⁴, J. Martins Carvalho¹, F. Monteiro Santos⁶, A. Mouraz Miranda⁴ (1 Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto, 2 Instituto Tecnológico e Nuclear, 3 Univ. of Coimbra, 4 Instituto Superior Técnico, 5 Univ. of Porto, 6 Univ. of Lisboa, 7 Univ. of Fernando Pessoa, Portugal)
   
• Development of storage capacity coefficients for carbon dioxide storage in deep saline aquifers and oil and gas reservoirs (

  PDF - 1.8 Mo

  )
  
  C.D.Gorecki, J.A. Sorensen, E.N. Steadman, J.A. Harju (Univ. of North Dakota, USA)
   
• CO2 storage in saline aquifers–review of recent scientific progress and remaining issues (

  PDF - 2.7 Mo

  )
  K. Michael, G. Allinson, M. Arnot, P. Cook, J. Ennis-King, R. Funnell, A. Golab, J. Kaldi, D. Kirste, L. Paterson, S. Sharma, V. Shulakova (CO₂CRC, Australia)
   

Amphitheater "Séquoia"
Chairpersons: H. Ferket (VITO, Belgium) and Y. Peysson (IFP, France)

• Hydro-mechanical consequences of wellbore cement carbonation (

  PDF - 3 Mo

  )
  
  A. Fabbri¹,³, J. Corvisier¹, A. Schubnel¹, F. Brunet¹, B. Goffé¹, G. Rimmele², V. Barlet-Gouedard² (1 CNRS, 2 SRPC, 3 BRGM, France)
   
• Viability of 1Gt CO2 storage, Wabamun area, Alberta, Canada (

  PDF - 5.5 Mo

  )
  
  C. Eisinger, A. Alshuhail, J.L. Jensen, D. Lawton, Y. Leonenko, B. Mayer, F. Stoakes, R. Lavoie, D. Keith (Univ. of Calgary, Canada)
   
• A risk-based approach for longterm well integrity management in a CO2 geological storage project – application to a plugged well (

  PDF - 1.3 Mo

  )
  
  J. Le Gouevec, V. Meyer, Y. Le Guen (Oxand, France)
   
• Long-term safety issues in geological storage of CO2 (

  PDF - 2.7 Mo

  )
  
  P. Toulhoat, P. Gombert, A. Thoraval, A. Charmoille, S. Lafortune, Z. Pokryszka, R. Salmon, O. Bour, L. Dupont, C. Proust, C. Hulot, G. Senfaute (INERIS, France)
   
• Safety criteria for CO2 geological storage in saline aquifers (

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  O. Bouc¹, G. Bellenfant¹, J. Rohmer¹, F. Wertz¹, M. Gastine¹, G. Picot¹, J. Lions¹, N. Jacquemet¹, P. Audigane¹, P. Renard², J.P. Chiles³, S. Seguret³, H. Fabriol¹ (1 BRGM, France; 2 Univ. of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; 3 Armines, France)
   

• Poster session No.2
   

Round-table

Chairman: A. Ehinger (IFP, France)
 

• Towards a regulation framework for geological storage of CO2 (

  PDF - 0.8 Mo

  )
  
  S. Brockett (European Commission, Belgium)
  Participants:
  - P. Le Thiez (Geogreen, France)
  - S. Sharma (Schlumberger, CO₂CRC, Australia)
  - L. Stroink (Geotechnologien, Germany)
   
• From research to field-scale operations and feedbacks (

  PDF - 10 Mo

  )
  
  L. Stroink (Geotechnologien, Germany)
  Participants:
  - S. Brockett (European Commission, Belgium)
  - L. Jammes (Schlumberger Carbon Services, France)
  - P. Ungerer (IFP, France)
  - S. Whittaker (PTRC, Canada)
   
• Closing by C. Fouillac (BRGM, France)
   

Friday 29 May

Storage of CO₂ in saline aquifers: Evaluation of storage potential and assessment of suitable disposal sites (continued)

Chairpersons: B. Krooss (RWTH Aachen Univ., Germany) and M.-C. Cacas (IFP, France)
 

• Keynote address: Aquifer storage: an option for emission reduction in Germany (

  PDF - 11.4 Mo

  )
  F. May (BGR, Germany)
   

• CO2 storage capacity below structural spill point in the Utsira formation (

  PDF -5.8 Mo

  )
  
  H. Hansen, C. Hermanrud, O. Eiken, J. Lippard, G.M. Grimsmo Teige (StatoilHydro, Norway)
   
• The CO2 CRC Otway project: CO2 injection and monitoring in Australia’s first storage project (

  PDF - 3.9 Mo

  )
  S. Sharma¹,², P. Cook¹, C. Jenkins¹ (1 Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Technologies, 2 Schlumberger, Australia)
   
• Estimating reservoir stress path and fault stability for the Iona gas storage facility and comparison with the Otway CO2 storage project (

  PDF - 3.2 Mo

  )
  
  S.Vidal-Gilbert¹, E. Tenthorey², R. Hillis¹ (1 Univ. of Adelaide, 2 Geoscience Australia, Australia)
   
• Experimental observations of halite precipitation during injection of dry super-critical CO2 (

  PDF - 4 Mo

  )
  
  E.Mackie (Shell International Exploration and Production, The Netherlands)
   
• CO2 injection simulation and statistical sensitivity analysis in an offshore saline aquifer (

  PDF - 4.5 Mo

  )
  N. Maurand¹, Y. Le Gallo², P. Frykman³ (1 IFP, 2 Geogreen, France; 3 GEUS, Denmark)
   
• Decarbonatation, mineral sequestration and their localisation in a water-assisted CO2 storage scenario, Dogger reservoirs, Paris Basin (

  PDF - 1.5 Mo

  )
  D. Garcia¹, J. Moutte¹, L. Trenty², E. Brosse², A. Michel², P. Audigane³ (1 EMSE, 2 IFP, 3 BRGM, France)
   
• Addressing caprock failure tendency in deep saline aquifers through large scale hydromechanical analysis – application in the Paris Basin case (

  PDF - 1 Mo

  )

  J. Rohmer¹, N. Guy¹,², D. Seyedi¹ (1 BRGM, 2 LMT-Cachan, France)
   

• Closing of the conference
   

Correspondants scientifiques

• Etienne Brosse
  IFP, Rueil-Malmaison, France
  Tél. : 01 47 52 68 16
  Fax : 01 47 52 70 19
  Courriel : etienne.brosse@ifp.fr
   
• Alain-Yves Huc
  IFP, Rueil-Malmaison, France
  Tél. : 01 47 52 61 90
  Fax : 01 47 52 70 08
  Courriel : a-yves.huc@ifp.fr
   

Organisation de la conférence

 
Frédérique Léandri
IFP, Rueil-Malmaison, France
Communications-Division
Tél. : 01 47 52 67 13
Fax : 01 47 52 70 96
Courriel : frederique.leandri@ifp.fr