Global Offshore Initiative

Program Overview

GCCC is pursuing various aspects of offshore carbon sequestration, including a global needs assessment and identifying synergies between an international community of parties interested in offshore storage.

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Seventh International Offshore Geologic CO₂ Storage Workshop
September 17–18, 2024

Download the IEAGHG official 2024 meeting report about the workshop here. (Coming soon).

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Day 1 – Tuesday 17 September 2024

SESSION 1: Welcome & Scene Setting
1.1 Welcome | Tim Dixon (IEAGHG), Katherine Romanak & Tip Meckel (UT Austin-GCCC)
1.2 Welcome from Hosts | Joe Tant, Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce

SESSION 2: International Project Roundup
2.1 Gulf of Mexico | Tip Meckel, UT Austin-GCCC
2.2 CarbonNet Pelican Project, Australia | Scott Bailey, Vic Fitzgerald, Govt of Victoria
2.3 Deep C Store, Australia | Daein Cha, deepC Store Ltd
2.4 Taiwan | Cheryl Yang, ITRI
2.5 South Korea | Eunsoo Jung, KCCUS
2.6 Petrobras' CCUS projects in the offshore scenario, Brazil | Andrea Pontual de Oliveira Weydmann, Petrobras
2.7 Malaysia | Haylay Tsegab Gebretsadik, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia
2.8 Woodside, Australia | John Fox, Woodside
2.9 Bayu-Undan, Timor Leste | Tim Dixon, IEAGHG
2.10 Sleipner, Snøhvit, Smeaheia, Northern Lights & Kalundborg, Norway and Denmark | Michael Schoemann, Equinor
2.11 PilotSTRATEGY- Update on the design of the offshore CO₂ injection site in Portugal Pedro | Miguel Pereira, Universidade de Évora
2.12 Porthos, The Netherlands | Willem-Jan Plug, EBN
2.13 Aramis, The Netherlands | Anneke Kleinpenning, Shell
2.14 Greensands, Denmark | Søren Reinhold Poulsen, INEOS Energy Denmark
2.15 UK Poseidon and Orion transport and storage projects | Nick Terrell, Carbon Catalyst
2.16 Prinos and The Mediterranean | Nikolas Rigas, EnEarth
2.17 NETL Offshore CO₂ Storage Inventory | Julia Mulhern, NETL
2.18 Project Round Up – Global Progress | Nikki Clarke, IEAGHG

SESSION 3: Challenges and Solutions to Injecting CO2 into Depleted Fields in the Offshore
3.1 Challenges of CO₂ injection into depleted reservoirs | Amanda Ardill & Owain Tucker, Shell
3.2 Poseidon Project - Preparations for UK's first well injection test | Nick Terrell, Carbon Catalyst

SESSION 4: Shipping & Direct Injection
4.1 Shore to shore & underwater CO₂ Transport | Dhruv Boruah, Oceanways
4.2 Project Greensands, Denmark | Søren Reinhold Poulsen, INEOS Energy Denmark
4.3 Shipping and offshore direct injection of CO₂ in geological storage | Haije Stigter, Carbon Collectors

Day 2 – Wednesday 18 September 2024

SESSION 5: Public Engagement
5.1 Gulf of Mexico: Local stakeholders' perspective | Sue Hovorka, TXLA CMC
5.2 IRA Prevailing Wage and Apprenticeship Requirements | Melvin White, MRSW
5.3 Social science research application in UK offshore energy transition projects’ – baseline survey results | Darrick Evensen, University of Edinburgh
5.4 Social science research application in UK offshore energy transition projects’ - MOET | Elizabeth Gabe-Thomas, PML & Hazel Napier, BGS

SESSION 6: Managing Risk of Potential Leakage Pathways & Products (CO₂, brine, other) in the Offshore
6.1 Environmental monitoring and risk perspective - Global scene setting | Katherine Romanak, UT Austin-GCCC
6.2 Well remediation or 'do nothing' - a risk perspective | George Ormerod, Risktec
6.3 Quantitative assessment of potential CO₂ leakage volumes in the Dutch North Sea Al Moghadam | Filip Neele, TNO
6.4 Update on recent HR3D survey and activity in the GOM | Tip Meckel, UT Austin-GCCC

SESSION 7: Interactive Session
7.1 Interactive session | Sue Hovorka, UT Austin-GCCC & Amanda Ardill, Shell

SESSION 8: Regulatory factors to consider
8.1 Overview | Tim Dixon, IEAGHG
8.2 Update from BOEM Melissa Batum, BOEM
8.3 Development of Australia’s National Action List for offshore CCS | Andrew Ross, CSIRO
8.4 Update from the working group on CO₂ standards, ICM Forum, European Commission | Filip Neele, TNO
8.5 CO₂ streams | Adriaan Kodde, Shell

Sixth International Offshore Geologic CO₂ Storage Workshop
September 13–14, 2023
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Day 1 – Wednesday 13 September 2023

SESSION 1: Welcome & Scene Setting
1.1 Welcome | Nick Forsyth, University of Aberdeen
1.2 Welcome from IEAGHG and UT Austin | Tim Dixon, IEAGHG & Katherine Romanak, University of Texas
1.3 What is different about Offshore | Owain Tucker, Shell

SESSION 2: Project Round-Up
2.1 Acorn, UK | Iain Morrison, Storegga
2.2 Prinos, Greece | Katerina Sardi, Energean
2.3 Corpus Christi, USA | Tip Meckel, presented by Katherine Romanak, University of Texas
2.4 Viking CCS, UK | Andrew Hood – Harbour Energy
2.5 Pilot Strategy, Portugal | Maria Helena Caeiro, University of Évora
2.6 Northern Lights, Norway | Catalina Acuna, Northern Lights
2.7 South Korea | Axel Lemus, CCUS
2.8 Porthos, Netherlands | Kike Beintema, EBN
2.9 Liverpool Bay, UK CCUS project | Manotti Matteo – ENI
2.10 Deep C Store, Australia | Daein Cha – Deep C Store
2.11 Taiwan | Cheryl Yang, ITRI
2.12 Poseidon & Orion, UK | Nick Terrell, Carbon Catalyst
2.13 Gulf of Mexico, USA | Rahul Umrani, Talos Energy
2.14 Pre-Salt play, Brazil | Ana Paula Musse, Petrobras
2.15 Pelican Project, Australia | Jane Burton, Victoria State Government
2.16 Enping, China | Liwei Zhang, Chinese Academy of Science
2.17 Timor Leste | Francelino Antonio Xavier-Conceicao, ANPM
2.18 Other Offshore Projects

SESSION 3: Injection & Wells
3.1 Managing our well stock | Owain Tucker, Shell & Nicola Clarke, IEAGHG
3.2 Capacity/pressure space – Gulf of Mexico | Alex Bump, University of Texas
3.3 Interactive session, Key aspects to planning a CO₂ storage site | Alex Bump

SESSION 4: Legal, Regulatory & Accounting
4.1 Delivering Carbon Storage on the UK Continental Shelf – The NSTA’s role in regulating and stewarding activity at pace and scale | Matthew Farris, North Sea Transition Authority
4.2 ISO Update: WG3-27914 | Simon O’Brien, Shell
4.3 Transport of CO₂ for Offshore Storage under the London Protocol | Tim Dixon, IEAGHG
4.4 Implications of the Net Zero Industry Act for CO₂ storage development in the EU | Toby Lockwood, CATF
4.5 Recent Advancements in the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Regulatory Framework in Brazil: Progress and Prospects | Isabela Morbach, CCS Brazil

SESSION 5: Interaction with Other Users of the Seabed
5.1 The competition for offshore real estate: Windfarms and Hybrid Uses | John Underhill, University of Aberdeen
5.2 The role of CCS in an integrated energy system at the North Sea | Joris Koornneef, TNO

Day 2 – Thursday 14 September 2023

SESSION 6. Transport & Infrastructure
6.1 Development and operation of CCS pipeline network | Stefan Belfroid, TNO
6.2 CO₂ Shipping Developments | Ajay Edakkara, Shell
6.3 Qualitative Well Integrity Risk Assessment for Carbon Storage in the Gulf of Mexico Depleted Fields | Brigitte Petras, Battelle
6.4 Practical Approaches to CO₂ Subsurface Storage Risk Assessment | Sheryl Hurst, Risktec

SESSION 7. Stakeholder Engagement
7.1 Stakeholder views on offshore monitoring in the Gulf of Mexico | Katherine Romanak, University of Texas at Austin
7.2 Key determinants of public reactions to CCS in the UK: What shapes acceptance? | Darrick Evensen, University of Edinburgh
7.3 Stakeholder Engagement and a Just Transition - What is required of CCS? | Tavis Potts, University of Aberdeen
7.4 DOE’s Stakeholder Engagement Efforts in the Wake of the U.S. Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s $12 Billion Investment in Carbon Management | Mary-Ellen Kwong, US Department of Energy

SESSION 8. Monitoring
8.1 Greensand Monitoring Research | Andreas Szabados, Wintershall DEA
8.2 DAS deployed at seabed for Passive Seismic Monitoring: Application to CO₂ Storage | Estelle Rebel, Total Energies
8.3 Acorn – Measurement, Monitoring and Verification (MMV) Planning | Gwilym Lynn, Shell
8.4 The Northern Lights CO₂ transport and storage company: how we built a robust monitoring and response plan | Catalina Acuna, Northern Lights

SESSION 9. Environmental Aspects
9.1 Environmental monitoring strategies developed through controlled release experiments | Marius Dewar, PML
9.2 Potential environmental impacts from offshore CO₂ storage in the UK | Paul Wood, Shell
9.3 Considerations for new seismic data acquisition supporting CCS in the Gulf of Mexico | Tip Meckel, presented by Katherine Romanak, University of Texas at Austin
9.4 Environmental monitoring of offshore carbon storage – experience from ACT4storage and outlook for Smart AUVs” | Ann Blomberg, NGI

SESSION 10. Closing
10.01 Conclusions

Fifth International Offshore Geologic CO₂ Storage Workshop
May 19–20, 2022

Download the IEAGHG official 2022 meeting report about the workshop here.

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DAY 1 – Thursday 19th May

SESSION 1: Welcome & Scene Setting
09:00 – 09:10 Welcome Tim Dixon, IEAGHG, & Katherine Romanak, GCCC
09:10 - 09:20 Scene setting - COP26 outcomes in relation to offshore CCS Tim Dixon, IEAGHG

SESSION 2: International Project Roundup - CHAIR: Sue Hovorka & Katherine Romanak
09:20 – 09:25   Offshore basalt storage / Cascadia project   David Goldberg, Columbia University
09:25 – 09:30   Project Greensand, Denmark    Søren Reinhold Poulsen, EBN
09:30 – 09:35   Porthos, The Netherlands [video]   Bram Herfkens, Porthos
09:35 – 09:40   Petrobras' Pre-Salt CCS project update   Leonardo Ribeiro & Ana Paula Mussi, Petrobras
09:40 – 09:45   Deep C Store, Australia   Daein Cha, deepC Store Ltd
09:45 – 09:50   Pelican project, Australia Nick Hoffman, CarbonNet Australia
09:50 – 09:55   Taiwan    Cheryl Yang, ITRI
09:55 – 10:00    Endurance field, East Coast Cluster (ECC), UK    Nicolas Bouffin, BP
10:10 – 10:05   Northern Lights, Norway   Cristel Lambton, Northern Lights
10:20 – 10:25   Liverpool Bay CCS, UK & Ravenna CCUS project, Italy Alessandro Aleandri, ENI
10:25 – 10:30   Aramis, The Netherlands    Owain Tucker, Shell
10:30 – 10:35   Polaris project, Norway Morten Sola, Horisont Energy
10:35 – 10:40   Ebro Offshore project, Spain Francisco Pángaro, Repsol
10:40 – 10:45   Gulf of Mexico, USA   Ryan Jones, Talos
10:45 – 10:50   CCS in the GoM    Ganesh Dasari, ExxonMobil
10:50 – 10:55   GoM (LA) Depleted Field CCS Development   Michael Hopkinson, Cox Oil
10:55 – 11:05   Discussion / Questions

SESSION 3: Technical Aspects of Depleted Fields - CHAIR: Alex Bump
12:30 – 12:45   Porthos project   Bram Herfkens, Porthos
12:45 – 13:00   Aramis project   Owain Tucker, Shell
13:00 – 13:15   Liverpool Bay [video]   Guglielmo Luigi Daniele Facchi, ENI
13:15 – 13:30   Greensand project   Søren Reinhold Poulsen
13:30 – 13:45   Gulf of Mexico depleted field   Alex Bump, GCCC
13:45 – 14:15   Discussion

SESSION 4: Containment & Pressure Management - CHAIR: Tip Meckel
14:30 – 14:45   Infrastructure reuse (GoM case study)   Darshan Sachde, Trimeric
14:45 – 15:00   Porthos P18 well   Frans Smits, EBN
15:00 – 15:15   Regulatory and social issues in re-use of wells (REX-CO₂ project)     Bill Carey, LANL
15:15 – 15:45   Discussion

SESSION 5: DISCUSSION SESSION – Regulations and Offshore CCS - CHAIR: Tim Dixon
16:00 – 16:10   CO₂ Storage: Licensing, Regulation and Business models in Norway   Eva Halland, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate
16:10 – 16:20   UK regulator   Nick Richardson, North Sea Transition Authority
16:20 – 16:30   BSEE experiences    Lisa Grant, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE)
16:30 – 16:40   BOEM experiences   Mike Celata, BOEM
16:40 – 16:50   CCS in Louisiana   Corey Shircliff, Louisiana Office of Conservation
16:50 – 17:00   Offshore CCS & regulations in The Netherlands   Patricia Zegers-de Beyl, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy
17:00 – 17:10   Summary / outcomes of regulators summit    Susan Hovorka, GCCC
17:10 – 17:45   DISCUSSION PANEL

DAY 2 – Friday 20th May

SESSION 6: Technical Aspects of Saline Formations - CHAIR: Owain Tucker
09:00 – 09:15   Pressure management for improved CO2 storage capacity and security   Eric Mackay, Herriot Watt
09:15 – 09:30    Issues with produced water – impacts of brine, common best practices   Jerry Blackford, PML
09:30 – 09:45   Storage Capacity and Injectivity of US Gulf Coast and Implications for Houston CCS Project   Ganesh Dasari, ExxonMobil
09:45 – 10:15   DISCUSSION PANEL: Standardising capacity, what should we do next?   Lead: Owain Tucker, Shell
Panellists: Tip Meckel, GCCC, Ganesh Dasari, ExxonMobil

SESSION 7: Monitoring Offshore CCS - CHAIR: Katherine Romanak
10:30 – 10:45   STEMM-CCS – Summary of outcomes & legacy aspects    Chris Pearce, NOC
10:45 – 11:00   ACTOM, Act on Offshore Monitoring   Guttorm Alendal, University of Bergen
11:00 – 11:15   Requirements and strategy for environmental monitoring at Northern Lights Laurence Pinturier, Equinor
11:15 – 11:30   CO₂ injection and monitoring of the Tomakomai CCS Demonstration Project Daiji Tanase, Japan CCS
11:30 – 11:45   Marine MM&V in a coastal setting, Gippsland, Australia   Jo Myers, CSIRO
11:45 – 12:15   DISCUSSION PANEL: How much data is needed?   Lead: Katherine Romanak, GCCC
Panellists: Jerry Blackford, PML, Guttorm Alendal, Uni. of Bergen, Daiji Tanase, Japan CCS, Tony Knap, Texas A&M

SESSION 8: Shipping & Shore Infrastructure - CHAIR: Darshan Sachde
12:25 – 12:40   Marine transport   Steve Burthom, Shell
12:40 – 12:55   Port Of Corpus Christi   Jeff Pollack, Port of Corpus Christi Authority
12:55 – 13:05   Discussion

SESSION 9: Closing
13:05 – 13:30 Summary & Recommendations Sue Hovorka, Katherine Romanak, Tim Dixon

Fourth International Offshore Geologic CO2 Storage Workshop
February 11–12, 2020

group photo of the 4th international workshop

11-12 February 2020

Find a recap of the event on the IEAGHG blog.

STEMM-CCS Open Science Meeting

Find presentations on the STEMM-CCS website here.

Download the IEAGHG official meeting report of the workshop here.

Session 1 - Value Chains for Offshore: Chair – Lars Ingolf Eide

Emerging hydrogen value chains for Norway – Steinar Eikaas, Statoil
Emerging hydrogen value chains for Japan – KHI/Ryozo Tanaka, RITE
USA 45 Q and how it should accelerate potential CCUS projects – Brian Hill, SSEB

Welcome and Scene-setting: How to ‘Learn from our learnings’ – Tim Dixon, IEAGHG, and Katherine Romanak, BEG

Session 2 - Infrastructure: Chair – Paulo Negrais Seabra

New subsea systems for CO₂ storage/EOR– making it cheaper and more efficient - Pål Nøkleby, Aker Solutions
Technical considerations in re-use of pipelines platforms – Steve Murphy, ACORN / Pale Blue Dot
New technology for handling legacy well integrity issues – Malin Torsæter, SINTEF

Session 3 - Monitoring Offshore CO₂ Storage/EOR: Chair – Katherine Romanak

Handling microseismic background – Volker Oye, NORSAR, Norway
STEMM-CCS project updates on seafloor/environmental monitoring – Maribel I. García-Ibáñez, University of Bergen
UK AUV update on seafloor/environmental monitoring – Graham Brown, Sonardyne
Update on leakage detection – Keisuke Uchimoto, RITE
Update on shallow seismic (p-cable) at Tomakomai – Tip Meckel, BEG
Geophysical monitoring offshore – Philip Ringrose, Statoil

Session 4 - Offshore CO₂Storage Resource Assessment: Chair – Mike Carpenter

Storage resource assessment for offshore CO₂-EOR in Norway – Eva Halland, Norway Petroleum Directorate
Update on US projects – Darin Damiani, US DOE
Approaches to evaluations, example from Gulf of Mexico – Tip Meckel, BEG
Updates on databases for CO₂ Storage – informal discussion
South Africa depleted fields and platform re-use – Noel Kamrajh, SANEDI on behalf of PetroSA

Session 5 - Project Updates: Chair – Phillip Ringrose

Update on Norwegian project under development – Mike Carpenter, Gassnova
Pre-salt development and CO₂ management – Paulo Negrais Seabra, formerly of Petrobras
Tomakomai – Jiro Tanaka, Japan CCS

Session 6 - Standards and Regulatory Frameworks: Chair – Tim Dixon

Tomakomai lessons learned in offshore CO₂ storage regulations – Ryozo Tanaka, Rite
ISO storage standard (ISO 27914), and certification framework – Jorg Aarnes, DNV

Discussion on London Protocol application to Norway and EOR – Ingvild Ombudstvedt, GCCSI and Tim Dixon, IEAGHG, Chaired by Ryozo Tanaka, RITE

Session 7 - Interactive Session - Brainstorming towards an international collaborative project: facilitated by Katherine Romanak, Tim Dixon

Comments on public funding and new funding mechanisms – Hans Olav Ibrekk, Norwegian MFA, and Egil Meisingset, Norwegian MPE
Workshop Conclusions and Recommendations – Lars Ingolf Eide, Tim Dixon, Katherine Romanak, Tip Meckel

Second International Offshore Geologic CO2 Storage Workshop
June 18-20, 2017

GCCC was delighted to host the Second International Offshore Geologic CO₂ Storage Workshop June 18–20, 2017 at the Center of Innovation, Commercialization, and Entrepreneurship at Lamar University.

Workshop Agenda

Welcome—Susan Hovorka

Towards an International Collaboration on Offshore Storage—Katherine Romanak, Susan Hovorka, Tip Meckel, Tim Dixon

Session 1. How to find storage offshore—mapping and screening for good sites: Chair, Susan Hovorka

South Africa from zero to pilot project and offshore assessment—Noel Kamrajh, SANEDI
Australia CarbonNet Stage 3—Nick Hoffman, CarbonNet
CO₂-storage screening for Norway—Niels Peter Christensen, Gassnova
Deep Saline Formation storage screening in Petrel Australia—Owain Tucker, Shell
EASiTool for storage capacity estimates—Seyyed Hosseini, BEG

Session 2. Technical Deep-dive Monitoring—How much is needed, how much do regulators need, limits of Monitoring: Chair, Tim Dixon

Goldeneye monitoring for EU permit and cost reductions—Owain Tucker, Shell
ROAD monitoring for EU permit—Vincent Vandeweijer, TNO
Environmental regulations of subsea geological storage of CO₂ in Norway—Lars Ingolf Eide on behalf of Norwegian Environmental Directorate
Update on Developing Best Practices for offshore storage in the US—Melissa Batum, BOEM

Session 3. Technical Deep-dive Environmental and overburden monitoring: Chair, Katherine Romanak

Leak detection —Keisuke Uchimoto, RITE
GoM shallow overburden work—Tip Meckel, BEG
AUVs for environmental monitoring—Kim Swords, Sonardyne

Session 4. Changing the Game for CO₂—EOR Offshore: Chair, Paulo Negrais Seabra

CSLF CO₂-EOR Task Force update—Lars Ingolf Eide, RCN
North Sea technical and economic potential—Stuart Haszeldine, SCCCSl
Establishing CO-Utilization, Storage and Pipeline Systems for Oil Fields in Shallow and Deep Waters of the Gulf of Mexico—Vello Kuuskraa, ARI
US EOR learnings from onshore for offshore—Sue Hovorka, BEG

Session 5. Infrastructure developments: Chair, Tip Meckel

CO₂ Transport and Storage infrastructure development, challenges and possible way forward—Thomas Berly, IEA
Smart Technology for CO₂ handling subsea—Lars Ingolf Eide on behalf of Aker Solutions
Re-use of hydrocarbon wells—Gert-Jan Heerens, TNO

Session 6. Panel discussion on US developments in offshore storage assessment: Chair, Lars Ingolf Eide

Mid-Atlantic Assessment—Neeraj Gupta, Battelle
Southeast Atlantic Offshore—Jack Pashin (Oklahoma State University) & Jim Knapp (University of South Carolina
Near-offshore storage on the inner shelf of the Gulf of Mexico—Tip Meckel, BEG
Deep ocean basalt formations mineral carbonation—Dave Goldberg, Columbia University

Posters

Use of high-resolution 3D marine seismic for characterization and monitoring of offshore CCS sites—Tip Meckel, Gulf Coast Carbon Center, The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
CO₂ Storage Potential of the MAFLA Shelf, Eastern Gulf of Mexico—Jack C. Pashin, Boone Pickens School of Geology, Oklahoma State University
Public and stakeholder understandings of offshore CO₂ storage and implications for monitoring: The case of the Tomakomai CCS Demonstration Project—Leslie Mabon, School of Applied Social Studies, Robert Gordon University, Scotland
Long Term Prediction of CO₂ flow Behavior by Field Scale Flow Simulation Model—Yutaka Tanaka, Daiji Tanase, Takayasu Honda, Japan CCS Co., Ltd.
Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Project in the Brillante Field, Sustainable EOR Project—Heron Gachuz Muro, Pemex Exploration & Production
Tomakomai CCS Demonstration Project—Environmental Impact Assessment and Leakage detection—Jun Kita, Applied Biology Group, Marine Ecology Research Institute
CO₂ storage options and CCS development in The Netherlands—Filip Neele, TNO
Brazil Country Update—Paulo Negrais, Seabra Independent Consultant, formerly Petrobras
Use of natural and artificial tracers to detect and quantify CO2 leakages at the seafloor from marine CO2 storage sites—Anita Flohr, National Oceanography Centre, University of Southampton, UK
Carbon Sequestration in the Southeastern United States: Past, Present, and Future —Camelia C. Knapp, School of the Earth, Ocean, and Environment/Earth Sciences and Resources Institute, University of South Carolina
EASiTool: An Enhanced Analytical Simulation Tool for Storage Capacity Estimation—Seyyed Hosseini, Gulf Coast Carbon Center, The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
STEMM-CCS: Strategies for Environmental Monitoring of Marine Carbon Capture and Storage—STEMM-CSS Project, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK
The CarbonNet Project—Nick Hoffman (CarbonNet), Nick Hardman-Mountford (SIRO Oceans and Atmosphere Flagship, Hobart, Australia), Charles Jenkins (CSIRO, Black Mountain, Canberra, Australia), Peter J Rayner, Gary Gibson, and Mike Sandiford ( (School of Earth Sciences, University of Melbourne, Melbourne Australia)
IEAGHG—Tim Dixon, IEAGHG
Storing CO2 in the Offshore since 1996—Gassnova

First International Offshore Geologic CO2 Storage Workshop
April 19-21, 2016

GCCC was delighted to host the first International Offshore Geologic CO₂ Storage Workshop April 19–21, 2016. Please see below for agenda and technical presentations.

Workshop Agenda

Workshop Report

Session 1—Welcome and Goals