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CCUS Conference 2022
CCUS Conference 2022
/// 21 - 24 February 2022 ///
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage skills that have existed in the oil and gas CCUS 2022 organised by SPE Aberdeen and
(CCUS) is an essential part of the global industry for decades. All these subsurface PESGB will feature current CCUS projects,
Energy Transition and critical for and development engineering skills are case histories, technical initiatives, operating
delivering the UK Government’s 2050 Net already being used for commercial CCUS practices and panel discussion sessions
Zero promise. The process of capturing projects in some countries and can be relevant to everyone; from energy
emissions from both onshore industrial re-purposed to plan and deliver professionals, decision makers, thought
and offshore upstream activities, treating, successful commercial CCUS projects in leaders, those looking to transition and those
transporting and injecting carbon dioxide the UK with business models that are just eager to learn.
(CO2) at depths of several kilometres currently being developed by regulators
below the water table will require all the and governments.
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CCUS Conference 2022
Join us from 21-24 February /// KEYNOTE PRESENTER
2022 where we will explore the
following themes: Michael Matheson was appointed Cabinet
Secretary for Net Zero, Energy and Transport
in May 2021. Duties include cross-government
/// POLICY, REGULATIONS & BUSINESS
co-ordination of Net Zero policy; climate crisis
MODELS
and environmental protection; COP26 delivery;
sustainable development; biodiversity; renewable
/// WELLS - INTEGRITY, INJECTION, energy industries, to name but a few.
PRODUCTION, COMPRESSION
Born in Glasgow in 1970, Michael was elected as
the MSP for Falkirk West following the May 2007
/// OPERATIONS & INFRASTRUCTURE
elections. Prior to this, he was a Regional MSP for
– PROCESSING, PIPELINES,
PROCEDURES Central Scotland from 1999 to 2007. Before being
appointed Minister for Public Health and Sport, Mr
Matheson was Vice Convenor of the European
/// CHOOSING STORAGE LOCATIONS and External Relations Committee. He also sat
– RESERVOIRS, AQUIFERS,
on the Scottish Parliament's Health and Sport
STAKEHOLDERS, HSE Michael Matheson MSP Committee, and previously served on the Justice
Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero, and Enterprise and Culture Committees. Michael
Energy and Transport Matheson was appointed Cabinet Secretary for
Justice in November 2014 and reappointed in
May 2016. He was appointed Cabinet Secretary
> Technical Programme for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity in
> Booking Information June 2018 and is currently Cabinet Secretary for
> Sponsorship Net Zero, Energy and Transport.
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Monday 21 February
THEME — POLICY & BUSINESS MODELS
Conference Co-Chairs - A. Crossland & G. Ward /// Session Chair - B. Stewart /// Session Co-Chair - A. Aleandri
10:00 Opening statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
10:05 Keynote #1 M.Matheson (MSP)
10:25 Keynote #2 R.Quinn (NECCUS)
10:45 Q&A
11:00 Coffee Break
11:10 CCUS business models in the UK Ian Hunter, bp
11:30 Regulations and business models in Norway for CCS Eva Halland, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate
11:50 Reservoirs are all well and good but am I allowed to go there? Tina Hunter, Macquarie Law School, Sydney
12:10 Q&A
12:30 Lunch and sponsor videos
13:00 A U.S perspective on carbon capture projects based on recent gulf coast experience Chris Chia, Carnrite Group
13:20 Emission costs, project feasibility and the foundation of value creation Babak Jafarizadeh, Heriot Watt University
13:40 CCS technology, regulation and business models – A service company perspective Rebecca Lee, Halliburton
14:00 Coffee Break
14:10 Carbon capture and storage Frank C Schuller, Centre for Science & Society
14:30 Q&A/Panel
15:20 Closing statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
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Tuesday 22 February
THEME — WELLS
Conference Co-Chairs - A. Crossland & G. Ward /// Session Chair - N. Low /// Session Co-Chairs - Y. Le Guen, K. McAllister & M. Wood
10:00 Opening statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
10:05 Keynote #1 N.Jenvey, BakerHughes
10:25 OGUK North Sea transition deal and well decommissioning for CO2 storage guideline Kareem Shafi/Will Webster, OGUK
10:45 The Gorgon capture and storage system Ishtar Barranco, Chevron
11:05 Q&A
11:20 Coffee Break
11:30 Application of novel downhole video technology leads to the diagnosis and successfu remediation of injectivity Tobben Tymons, EV/Petroleum Technology Research
performance issues in deep saline CO2 storage well Centre
11:50 Testing program consisting of numerical analysis and full-scale tests on gas-tight premium connections with a Massimo Lanna, Tenaris
dedicated focus on performances in sub-zero environment
12:10 TECHBYTE - Achieving net-zero carbon emission goals by using a novel CO2 Self-heating cement Carl Johnson, Schlumberger
12:15 Q&A
12:30 Lunch
13:00 Risk-based modelling of P&A'd legacy supports decision making for a CO2 storage project in a depleted gas field Morteza Haghighat Sefa, Heriot Watt University
13:20 Development and application of REX-CO2 tool for CCS well reuse assessment Kaj van der Valk, Applied Geosiences
13:40 TECHBYTE - Reservoir monitoring from the shore: long stepout, subsea well VSP acquisition using DAS Pierre Franciois Roux, Baker Hughes
13:45 Q&A
14:00 Coffee Break
14:10 TECHBYTE - Integrity diagnostics for CCUS wells Remke Ellis, TGT Oilfield Services
14:15 Cold Duty SSSV qualification JIP - status update and forward plan Rodrigo Oropeza, Storegga
14:25 TECHBYTE - Temperature challenges and completion solutions for depleted gas CCUS projects Adam Vasper, Schlumberger Completions
14:30 Considerations for emergency response to a CO2 well blowout Alistair Gill, Wild Well Control
14:50 Q&A Q&A
15:00 Closing statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
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THEME — OPERATIONS & INFRASTRUCTURE
Conference Co-Chairs - A. Crossland & G. Ward /// Session Chair - E. Godding /// Session Co-Chair - TBA
10:00 Opening statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
10:05 Keynote #1 TBA
10:25 Linking capture to storage - offshore pipeline considerations in CCUS Phil Cooper, Petrofac
10:45 Structured methodology for repurposing of existing pipelines for CCUS service Ian Matheson, Kent plc
11:05 Carbon dioxide monitoring and assessment with advanced surface logging technologies: challenges and Alessandro Pozzi, ENI
successful outcomes
11:25 Q&A
11:40 Coffee Break
11:50 A novel seabed system for permanent, contiuous monitoring of CCUS assets Graham Gillott, Talaria
12:10 Cost effective monitoring of geological CO2 storage utilising compressive sensing schemes Hayley Vosper, British Geological Survey
12:30 Q&A
12:45 Lunch Sponsored by RISC Advisory
13:15 Advances in Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) monitoring for CCS projects: The DigiMon project Anna Stork, Silixa
13:35 Building sustainable and robust CCUS infrastructure: A cornerstone of the energy transition Leila Faramarzi, Vallourec
13:55 TECHBYTE - An AI enabled early warning decision support system for induced seismicity monitoring of Jacqueline S Floyd, Baker Hughes
carbon capture and storage fields
14:00 TECHBYTE- Seismic technologies for cost effective monitoring of carbon storage sites Will Bradbury, TGS
14:05 Q&A
14:20 Coffee Break
14:30 New techniques of measurement and verification for CCUS Sebastian Kroczka, Halliburton
14:50 Operational and monitoring challenges over 6 years of injection at Aquistore Erik Nickel, Petroleum Technology Research Centre
15:10 Q&A
15:20 Closing statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
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THEME — CHOOSING STORAGE LOCATIONS
Conference Co-Chairs - A. Crossland & G. Ward /// Session Chair - R. Ellis /// Session Co-Chair - TBA
10:00 Opening statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
10:10 Keynote #1 TBA
10:30 The OGCI CO2 storage resource catalogue Sylvain Thibeau, OGCI/TotalEnergies
10:50 Q&A
11:05 Coffee Break
11:15 Integrated subsurface - flow assurance studies for free flow CO2 distribution in multiple storage reservoirs Tommaso Mantegazza, EniProgetti SpA
11:35 Integrated modelling to assess multiphase flow behaviour of CO2 in wellbore for CCUS projects Varun Pathak, Computer Modelling Group Ltd
11:55 Q&A
12:10 Lunch
12:40 A fill-and-spill CCS mega-fairway in the Southern North Sea: a new concept to optimise CO2 storage Graham Gillott, Talaria
13:00 Evaluating faults, fractures, migration pathways, reservoirs and seals for CCS risk assessments in San Mike Smith, Advanced Hydrocarbon Stratigraphy Inc
Juan Basin using rock volatiles stratigraphy of cuttings and cores from legacy oil wells and a new CCS
monitoring well
13:20 CCS storage sites: geomechanical considerations in assuring site reliability Phil McCurdy, AXIS
13:40 Q&A
13:55 Coffee Break
14:05 Containment Risk Assessment (CRA) for underground CO2 storage using mulitple lines of evidence Richard Metcalfe, Quintessa Ltd
14:25 Liverpool Bay CCS: A pioneering project to unlock UK's low carbon economy B Becker, W Dickson, A Aleandri, ENI
14:45 Endurance storage site - A giant Triassic-age structure to support the decarbonisation of the UK's East Nicolas Bouffin, BP
Coast
15:05 Q&A/Panel
15:35 Closing Statement A.Crossland/G.Ward
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