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Publications (2)

Advancing the deployment of CO 2 monitoring technologies through the Pembina Cardium CO2 Monitoring Project
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February 2009

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Ernest Perkins

CO2-enhanced oil recovery projects have been the initial areas of focus for advancing geological storage of CO2 as a key greenhouse gas mitigation option. Canada has provided international leadership through the IEA GHG Weyburn CO2 Monitoring and Storage Project. In late 2004, a CO2 EOR flood pilot within the Cretaceous Cardium Formation within the Pembina oil field in Central Alberta was selected as the site for a comprehensive CO2 monitoring program. This pilot, completed in 2008 has tested the deployment of new CO2 flood monitoring tools, allowing for a better understanding of the behaviour of CO2 in the largest conventional reservoir in Canada and one of the largest in North America. The Pembina Cardium pilot has resulted in scientific advances related to the integration of different CO2 monitoring technologies (reservoir surveillance, geochemistry, geophysical, environmental, reservoir simulation). The project’s findings will inform new protocols concerning the deployment of downhole technologies in observation wells used for the monitoring and verification of CO2 movement in the subsurface.

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... During the Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Pembina Cardium CO 2 Monitoring Pilot in the Pembina area west of Edmonton, Alberta (Canada), two phases of CO 2 injection (total of ∼75,000 t of liquid CO 2 trucked to the site and injected in supercritical state) were conducted between March 2005 and March 2008 into the Upper Cretaceous Cardium Formation, a siliciclastic reservoir with sandstones interbedded with shales . The measured reservoir temperature was 50°C and the pressure was ∼190 bar at a depth of ∼1650 m (Hitchon, 2009). The high purity CO 2 injected during the project was delivered by Ferus Gas Industries from three different facilities where the CO 2 was captured from waste gas streams, followed by purification, liquefaction and compression. ...

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Oxygen isotopes as a tool to quantify reservoir-scale CO 2 pore-space saturation
Pembina Cardium CO2 Monitoring Pilot: A CO2-EOR Project, Alberta, Canada
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  • January 2009

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Don Lawton

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Git Lim

... The objectives of this project are to predict and verify the ability of an oil reservoir to securely store CO 2 and to develop a Best Practices Manual, for the design and implementation of other CO 2 storage projects (Preston et al., 2005(Preston et al., , 2009). More applied research regarding EOR has been carried at the Zama and Pembina EOR Projects in Alberta (Lakeman et al., 2009;Smith et al., 2009). Furthermore, the Alberta CO 2 -Enhanced Coal Bed Methane Recovery Project made a proof of concept for the injection of CO 2 and other flue gases into coal (Deng et al., 2008), and the Alberta Saline Aquifer Project identified the top three suitable deep saline formations in the province (IEA, 2008b). ...

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Accelerating the deployment of carbon capture and storage technologies by strengthening the innovation system
Advancing the deployment of CO 2 monitoring technologies through the Pembina Cardium CO2 Monitoring Project
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  • February 2009

Energy Procedia

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Ernest Perkins