9TH CO2GEONET OPEN FORUM "HORIZON CO2 STORAGE" - LA SAPIENZA
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9th CO2GeoNet Open Forum
“Horizon CO2 storage”
May 20-22, 2014
Venice, San Servolo Island, Italy
CO2GeoNet - a resource for Europe providing scientific
support for the geological storage of CO2
CO2GeoNet - an Association of 25 members over 17 countries
The Forum - to make scientific research and researchers
available to stakeholders
AGENDA
Welcome cocktail San Servolo Island - Room Basaglia - Monday May 19 from 18:30
Tuesday May 20
9.00 Registration
Welcome from CO2GeoNet and explanation of Forum objectives
9:30 Welcome
Sergio Persoglia, CO2GeoNet-Secretary General
9:35 A leap forward for CO2GeoNet
Isabelle Czernichowski-Lauriol, President, CO2GeoNet-BRGM
9:55 Objectives of the 9th CO2GeoNet Open Forum
Ton Wildenborg, CO2GeoNet-TNO
Session 1: Status of CCS in EU Climate and Energy Policy
Chair: Manfred Treber, Germanwatch & Dominique Durand, CO2GeoNet-IRIS
10.05 EU CCS policy and implementation of the CO2 Storage Directive
Alexandr Jevsejenko, European Commission DG CLIMA
10:20 Coffee break
11:10 CCS policy, regulatory and commercialisation landscape in the UK
Ward Goldthorpe, The Crown Estate
11:30 CCS in France and beyond - lessons learned & perspectives
Christian Oeser, French Directorate General Energy and Climate
11:50 Question and Discussion time
12:10 Lunch Break
Session 2: Progress toward the implementation of CO2 storage technology
Chair: Niels Peter Christensen, Gassnova & Ceri J Vincent, CO2GeoNet-BGS
13:30 Global status of CCS
Andrew Purvis, Global CCS Institute
13:50 Licensing CO2 storage in the ROAD project (storage in an offshore
depleted gas field, NL)
Chris Gittins, Taqa
14:10 Building a full CCS value chain towards an Italian demonstration
project in the Sulcis area
Giuseppe Girardi, ENEA
14:30 Site characterisation and field experiments prior to CO2 injection at the
Hontomin CO2 storage pilot site (onshore saline aquifer, Spain)
Gema Ortiz, CO2GeoNet-CIUDEN
14:50 Question and Discussion time
15:10 Coffee break
Session 3: Scientific and technical basis for safe and environmental sound CO2
storage
Chair: Franz May, CO2GeoNet-BGR & Ton Wildenborg, CO2GeoNet-TNO
15:40 Modelling and Simulation of CO2 Storage in Channel Sand Formations
Gillian Pickup et al., CO2GeoNet-HWU
15:55 An approach to obtain better understanding of a potential storage site
through utilization of available well data
Roman Berenblyum, CO2GeoNet-IRIS
16:10 The long-term fate of CO2 in the subsurface - Latest results from FP7
UltimateCO2 project
Pascal Audigane, CO2GeoNet-BRGM
16:25 Question and Discussion time
16:45 Closing remarks for Day 1 / Info on dinner arrangements
18:30 Departure by boat and Gala dinner
Wednesday May 21
Session 3 Continued: Scientific and technical basis for safe and environmental
sound CO2 storage
Chair: Franz May, CO2GeoNet-BGR & Ton Wildenborg, CO2GeoNet-TNO
8:40 A guide to potential impacts of leakage from CO2 storage – Results from
the FP7 RISCS project
Jonathan Pearce, CO2GeoNet-BGS
8:55 Identifying CO2 leakage and quantifying emissions in the marine
environment
Astri Kvassnes et al., CO2GeoNet-URS, OGS, IRIS, IGB
9:10 Potential impact of CO2 storage on groundwater
Salvatore Lombardi, Julie Lions et al., CO2GeoNet-URS & BRGM
9:25 Question and Discussion time
Session 4: Breakout “The road ahead for CO2 storage”
Chair: Catherine Truffert, CO2GeoNet-BRGM & Mike Stephenson, CO2GeoNet-BGS
9:40 Information about breakout session and group formation
Chairs
9:50 Breakout groups - Discussion on state of knowledge, commercialisation
of CCS, related policy and regulatory aspects of CO2 storage in Europe
10:30 Feedback from the groups and plenary discussion
11:00 Coffee break
Session 5: Implementation of public participation activities
Chair: Aage Stangeland, Research Council of Norway & Sergio Persoglia, CO2GeoNet-OGS
11:30 Practice in public participation at Hontomin
Daniel Fernández Poulussen & Gema Ortiz, CO2GeoNet-CIUDEN
11:45 From public participation project to public participation process
Samuela Vercelli, CO2GeoNet-URS
12:00 A view from civil society on CO2 storage
Manfred Treber, Germanwatch
12:15 Question and Discussion time
12:30 Lunch Break
Session 6: Use of CO2
Chair: Vit Hladik, CO2GeoNet-CGS & Niels Poulsen, CO2GeoNet-GEUS
13:30 The CO2-DISSOLVED project toward an actual synergy between
geological storage of CO2 and geothermal energy recovery
Christophe Kervévan, CO2GeoNet-BRGM
13:45 Feasibility of Enhanced Gas Recovery with CO2 injection
Filip Neele & Ton Wildenborg, CO2GeoNet-TNO
14:00 Enhanced Oil Recovery with CO2 injection in the North Sea
Lars Hende, Maersk Oil
14:15 Question and Discussion time
14:30 Coffee break
Keynote lecture
15:00 The latest science on ocean acidification
Richard Sanders, UK National Oceanography Centre
Session 7: Key messages of the 9th CO2GeoNet Open Forum - Conclusions and
recommendations
Chair: Isabelle Czernichowski -Lauriol, CO2GeoNet-BRGM & Samuela Vercelli, CO2GeoNet-URS
15:40 Panel discussion with the CO2GeoNet Advisory Committee
Alexandr Jevsejenko (EC DG Clima), Niels Peter Christensen (Gassnova), Manfred
Treber (Germanwatch), Andrew Purvis (GCCSI) & Christian Oeser (French Directorate
General Energy and Climate)
A short document on the main outcomes of the Open Forum will be prepared.
All participants will be invited to contribute to this summary.
16:20 Closing remarks
Sergio Persoglia, CO2GeoNet-Secretary General
Thursday May 22
WORKSHOP ON THE FUTURE OF CO2 STORAGE RESEARCH
8:30 Registration
Welcome and introduction
9:00 Welcome
Sergio Persoglia, CO2GeoNet-Secretary
9:05 Workshop introduction
Ton Wildenborg, CO2GeoNet-TNO
Session 1: European initiatives in CCS and CCUS research
Chair: Isabelle Czernichowski-Lauriol, CO2GeoNet-BRGM & Dominique Durand, CO2GeoNet-IRIS
9:15 CCS in Horizon2020
Vassilios Kougionas, DG Research
9:35 Research trends in EERA CO2 storage
Sven van der Gijp, CO2GeoNet-TNO
9:55 Development of ECCSEL research infrastructure for CO2 storage
Sverre Quale, NTNU
10:15 ECCSEL NatLab-Italy: A new infrastructure for CO2 storage researches
in the Panarea natural laboratory, Tyrrhenian Sea
Michela Vellico & Cinzia De Vittor, CO2GeoNet-OGS
10:25 ERA-NET Cofund on CCS
Niels Peter Christensen, Gassnova
10:45 Coffee breakSession 2: Discussing future trends in CO2 storage research
Chair: Samuela Vercelli, CO2GeoNet-URS & Ton Wildenborg, CO2GeoNet-TNO
11:15 Information on breakout sessions
Session themes will be selected together with the participants starting from challenges,
which emerged during Open Forum discussions on policy requirements, infrastructure
development, site characterization, safety assurance, public participation, link to CO2
utilisation, research integration and other potential topics.
11:25 Breakout sessions
12:30 Lunch Break
13:35 Breakout sessions (continued)
14:15 Coffee Break (preparation for presentation)
Session 3: Sharing views on the future of CO2 storage research (plenary)
Chair: Samuela Vercelli, CO2GeoNet-URS & Ton Wildenborg, CO2GeoNet-TNO
15:00 Presentations from breakout groups and discussion
16:20 Follow-up and closure
16:30 End of workshop9th CO2GeoNet Open Forum
May 20-22, 2014
Venice, San Servolo Island, Italy
Sponsors
Norwegian national programme for research, Italian national agency for new technologies,
development and demonstration of technolgy for CO2 energy and sustainable economic development
capture, transport and storage (CCS)
Soil investigations and land surveying
French national hub in the field of CO2
capture, transport, use and storage (CCUS)
Italian CO2 club Italian national institute of oceanography
and experimental geophysics
San Servolo IslandCO2GeoNet
The European Network of Excellence
on the Geological Storage of CO2
CO2GeoNet is the European scientific body on CO2 geological storage bringing
together over 300 researchers with the multidisciplinary expertise needed to address
all aspects of CO2 storage.
With activities encompassing joint research, training, scientific advice, information
and communication, CO2GeoNet has a valuable and independent role to play in
enabling the efficient and safe geological storage of CO2, a key solution for mitiga-
ting climate change and ocean acidification. CO2GeoNet was founded by 13 public
research institutes from 7 European countries in 2004 as a Network of Excellence
supported by the EC FP6 programme for 5 years. In 2008, CO2GeoNet became a
non-profit association under French law.
The CO2GeoNet Association recently expanded under the CGS Europe FP7 project
from 13 members over 7 European countries to 25 members over 17 countries,
bringing together key research institutes all with CO2 storage research experience.
www.co2geonet.com
Founding members: BGR, Germany - Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe; BGS, UK - British
Geological Survey; BRGM, France - Bureau des Recherches Géologiques et Minières; GEUS, Denmark -
Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland; HWU, UK - Heriot-Watt University; IFPEN, France – IFP Énergies
Nouvelles; IMPERIAL, UK - Department of Earth Science and Engineering, Imperial College London; IRIS,
Norway - International Research Institute of Stavanger; NIVA, Norway - Norwegian Institute for Water Research;
OGS, Italy - National Institute of Oceanography and Experimental Geophysics; SPR, Norway - SINTEF Petroleum
Research; TNO, The Netherlands - Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research; URS, Italy -
Università di Roma “La Sapienza”.
New members: CGS, Czech Republic - Czech Geological Survey; CIUDEN, Spain - Fundación Ciudad de la
Energía; GBA, Austria - Geologische Bundesanstalt; GeoEcoMar, Romania - National Institute of Marine Geology
and Geoecology; GEO-INZ, Slovenia - Geoinženiring d.o.o.; GFZ, Germany - Helmholtz Centre Potsdam,
GeoForschungsZentrum; IGME, Spain - Instituto Geológico y Minero de España; METU-PAL, Turkey - Middle
East Technical University Petroleum Research Center; MFGI, Hungary - Magyar Földtani és Geofizikai Intézet;
RBINS-GSB, Belgium - Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences; TTUGI, Estonia - Institute of Geology at
Tallinn University of Technology; UNIZG-RGNF, Croatia - University of Zagreb - Faculty of Mining, Geology and
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