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DeGolyer and MacNaughton (D&M): Key Considerations for Advancing Carbon Storage Projects

19 Feb 2025
IPTC Theatre (Hall 5, Ground Level)
Exhibition Seminar

Developing successful CCS and CCUS projects requires evaluating three key areas:

  1. Identifying subsurface storage formations with sufficient storage potential and integrity,
  2. Evaluating commercial viability through cost analysis and carbon market access options, and
  3. Creating a Monitoring Plan (MMV/MRV) that meets regulatory and/or third-party certification standards.

Subsurface assessments focus on safety and permanence, while commercial feasibility considers costs and market opportunities. Monitoring Plans use tools to track injected CO₂ and documents the procedures to ensure compliance. This session highlights critical screening factors, best practices, and insights from certified carbon storage projects to guide future developments effectively.

Speakers
Craig Ruhs, Vice President, Sr. Analyst - DeGolyer and MacNaughton (D&M)

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