Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Key Points

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What are the primary types of CO2 storage options mentioned in the text?

Ocean storage, mineral carbonation, and geological storage

Which project is cited as an example of immiscible CO2 flooding?

Great Plains / Weyburn project

What is the primary method of tertiary recovery (EOR) mentioned in the text?

Miscible gas injection

What is the focus of CO2 flooding in EOR?

Determining the pressure required for miscible displacement

What are the sources of CO2 for CO2 EOR projects in the USA?

Natural reservoirs and industrial sources

What does the relationship between injected solvent volume and incremental recovery factor indicate?

The higher the solvent volume, the higher the incremental recovery factor

What is the focus of laboratory coreflood studies on miscible solvent for oil recovery?

Assessing the effectiveness of miscible solvent for oil recovery

What is the primary purpose of CO2 sequestration for EOR?

To enhance oil recovery

What is the estimated total storage capacity of CO2 in the Weyburn Field?

55 Mt CO2

What is the break-even cost for Advanced CO2-EOR?

$22-$32 / Tonne of CO2

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Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Key Points

  • Immiscible CO2 flooding examples include SACROC unit and Denver Unit of Wasson Field
  • USA is not mentioned as a planned CCS hub
  • CO2 sequestration for EOR is primarily to enhance oil recovery
  • Natural gas injection is not mentioned as a type of CO2 storage
  • Coal bed methane production involves CO2 storage in un-minable coal seams
  • Natural gas injection is not mentioned as a method of primary, secondary, or tertiary recovery
  • The objective of 'Advanced' CO2-EOR is to maximize CO2 sequestration and offset costs by producing oil
  • The break-even cost for Advanced CO2-EOR is $22$32 / Tonne of CO2
  • Tax credits for CO2 permanently stored and used in EOR are $85 per tonne and $60 per tonne respectively
  • The proposed Midwest CO2 Superhighway is expected to sequester up to 40 million tonnes of CO2 annually
  • Water Drive is the primary recovery method using the reservoir's own energy
  • The estimated total storage capacity of CO2 in the Weyburn Field is approximately 55 Mt CO2

Test your knowledge of key points related to Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), including examples, planned CCS hubs, CO2 sequestration for EOR, and storage methods.

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