23 mai - 2019 • 12:00 > 23 mai - 2019 • 14:00
SPE
Brazil Section has a pleasure to invite you to the lecture:
CO2 in the Subsurface - From EOR to Storage
Speaker:Gary Teletzke - ExxonMobil Upstream Research
Abstract:
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the International Energy Agency (IEA) have issued recent reports suggesting that deployment of carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) can significantly reduce the cost of achieving CO2 emission reduction targets. However, several questions remain: Under what circumstances will large-scale deployment take place? Where and when will this occur? How large a role will CCS play in stabilizing atmospheric concentrations of CO2? I will review the current status of CO2-EOR and geologic storage focusing on subsurface lessons learned and their implications for large-scale CCS.
Our industry has a long history with
CO2-EOR that provides a strong experience base for CO2 storage. However,
CO2-EOR alone will be insufficient to meet emission reduction targets and
storage in deep saline aquifers is also being investigated.Experience from
operating CCS projects shows that subsurface storage capacity in saline
formations can be limited by dynamic injectability factors. Hundreds of years
of CO2 storage capacity is potentially available, even after accounting for
dynamic limitations, but the areal distribution of potential storage capacity
is widely varied. Geologic and reservoir engineering studies will be essential
for identifying storage sites having adequate capacity, containment, and
injectivity. Petroleum engineers will play a key role in these studies.
Biography:
Gary
Teletzke is Senior Technical Advisor for Enhanced Oil Recovery at ExxonMobil
Upstream Research Company. He has led research projects related to gas
injection EOR, chemical EOR, and compositional reservoir simulation. He has
also led several EOR field studies, integrating laboratory work, reservoir
simulation, and pilot testing. For the past ten years, he has provided
technical leadership to research efforts on CO2 sequestration. He has published
more than 40 technical papers and patents. He has organized numerous SPE
conferences over the past two decades and served as Executive Editor of SPEREE
from 2015-2017. He was named an SPE Distinguished Member in 2013. He received a
BS in chemical engineering from Northwestern University and PhD in chemical
engineering from University of Minnesota.
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