Geologic Carbon Storage
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Geologic carbon storage is emerging as a critical solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting energy transition goals. This session will cover the scientific and engineering principles behind securely injecting and storing CO₂ in deep geological formations. It highlights site selection, monitoring strategies, and long-term containment to ensure safe and sustainable deployment at scale.
Webinar Objectives
• Review the fundamentals of carbon capture and subsurface storage.
• Understand criteria for site selection, reservoir integrity, and sealing mechanisms.
• Explore monitoring and verification techniques to ensure safe long-term storage.
• Discuss challenges and opportunities in large-scale implementation.
About the Presenter
The presenter is a seasoned professional in subsurface engineering, reservoir management, and energy transition technologies. Their background spans research and field applications in carbon storage and reservoir performance, with a focus on turning technical knowledge into actionable practices for industry professionals.
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Time : 9 PM Indian Time | Duration : 90 Minutes
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What Can PTA Tell You About Your Reservoir?
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