Publications Database - List of storage publications

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    September, 2002

The IEA Weyburn CO₂ Monitoring and Storage Project

Roland Moberg

The IEA Weyburn CO₂ Monitoring and Storage Project presented at the CCP Focus Group meeting for Non-Governmental Organizations in Washington DC, September 2002.

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    September, 2002

CO₂ Storage, the Long-term View (2002)

Robert H. Socolow, Princeton University

CO₂ Storage, the Long-term View presented at the CCP Focus Group meeting for Non-Governmental Organizations in Washington DC, September 2002.

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    February, 2002

Atmospheric CO₂ Monitoring Systems - A Critical Review of Available Techniques and Technology Gaps

Patrick J. Shuler, Yongchun Tang

This report was completed in February 2002 by Tang & Associates at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). It reviews existing methods of CO₂ detection (from portable personal detectors to remote satellite sensing). The report recommends technologies which could be developed to provide long-term, cost-effective monitoring of atmospheric CO₂.

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    December, 2001

Legal Aspects of Underground CO₂ Storage - Summary of developments under the London Convention and North Sea Conference

R. Douglas Brubaker & Atle C. Christiansen, The Fridtjof Nansen Institute

The Fridjtof Nansen Institute is an independent foundation engaged in research on internationsl environmental energy and resource management politics, based in Lysaker, Norway. This study was co-funded by the Norwegian Government's Klimatek Agency, through their Norcap Program. The study highlights the lack of clear distinction between geologic (under-ground) and ocean (under-sea) storage of CO₂ from the three appropriate institutions, namely:

1. The Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter (London Convention)

2. The Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic (OSPAR)

3. The North Sea Conference.

The study also points to the different views of the State Parties regarding classification of CO₂. At present the three mentioned institutions appear to have a "wait-and-see" approach"

A Review of Atmospheric CO₂ Monitoring Systems by the California Institute of Technology

This report was completed in February 2002 by Tang & Associates at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). It reviews existing methods of CO₂ detection (from portable personal detectors to remote satellite sensing). The report recommends technologies which could be developed to provide long-term, cost-effective monitoring of atmospheric CO₂.

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    November, 2001

Building the SMV Family of Technology Providers - Workshop, Potsdam, 2001

CO₂ Capture Project Storage, Monitoring & Verification Team

Summary of the Storage, Monitoring and Verification Team program review workshop for all technology providers and co-funders in Potsdam, the Netherlands, November 2001.

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    January, 2000

Geologic Storage of CO₂: Lessons Learned

Sally Benson et al, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

This report was completed by the Earth Sciences Division of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, USA. It is a large and comprehensive study of existing, published data.

The study gathers and interprets relevant information on assessing, managing and mitigating risks associated with the deep geologic storage of CO₂. The study highlights a number of similar activities (geologic gas storage etc) as well as naturally occurring analogs (volcanic activity and geologic hydrocarbon reservoirs) for the deep geologic storage of CO₂. Lessons learned are described, and the report recommends further work in the areas of risk assessment, management and mitigation.

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