VAHC Club and PTRC organize training courses on carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS)
Invite partners to register to sponsor, accompany and register to study.
The total estimated funding is 70,000 USD including expert costs and organizational logistics. It is expected that there will be training sessions in Vung Tau City and Dong Nai.
Contact the Secretariat via email: contact@vahc.com.vn
Tran Minh Chien
Below is the program content
PTRC CCUS Workshop
Delivered to: Vietnam-ASEAN Hydrogen Club (VAHC)
The PTRC's CCUS workshop is comprised of several modules that stand alone or can be integrated into a comprehensive workshop. The modules can also be selected individually by VAHC and arranged in an order that suits VAHC's needs and requirements. The objective of the CCUS workshop is to increase the overall knowledge and understanding of VAHC's CCUS sector by developing and delivering a CCUS training session. The training session will summarize global strengths in CCUS and provide other relevant industry information to better equip VAHC with current and future CCUS projects. The training presentation will seek to increase VAHC's knowledge of CCUS by informing CCUS strengths and capabilities to better serve clients operating in the sector.
Proposed Workshop Outline: Delivered over two full-day sessions.
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Global State of CCUS Purpose: Encompasses important milestones for CCS over the last decade, including the key opportunities and challenges it faces, operational projects, technology options, deployment challenges, and research priorities.
Key Takeaways: Governments, policymakers, media commentators, receive a high-level comprehensive overview of global CCS facilities and trends and outline the emergence of strategic partnerships driving CCS development. |
• Introduction to CCUS • Overview of what projects are happening in the world • Addressing the political, economic, social, and technological factors associated with CCUS • Global CCUS opportunities • Implementation measures for success |
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CCS Regulation/Standards/T ax I ncentives Purpose: Provide an international policy update that leverages the ISO standards.
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• The importance of CCUS Specific Policies and Regulations • International CCS standards • Carbon credits / offsets • Development of ISO Standards for CCUS • Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) arising from UNFCC and IpCC |
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CO2 Capture Purpose: Introduce pre-combustion capture, post-combustion capture, oxyfuel combustion, and emerging technologies |
• Capture process, utilities, equipment, resources • Industries conducive with capture • Facility process |
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Transportation/Pipeline Purpose: to provide a high-level overview of pipeline regulations in development internationally, and of other forms of transportation such as rail, sea, and road. Key Takeaways:
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• Global CCS transportation overview • Developing of ISO standards for CO2 pipelines • Pipeline network design for activities like EOR (in light of hub proposals and multiple sources) |
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Storage: Site Selection Key takeaways:
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High level overview and comparison of storage locations • Conducting a site characterization • Cap rock and target formations • EOR oilfields (deep and shallower) • Deep saline aquifers |
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Storge: CO2-EOR An overview of how CO2 enhanced oil recovery and CO2 storage work in petroleum fields
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• History of CO2-EOR (Texas, Weyburn, Alberta, other operations) • Site screening criteria (shallow/deep reservoirs) • Mechanisms • WAG and other operational technologies • CO2 storage in Oil & Gas fields • Transitioning from EOR to storage (for accounting or regulatory purposes) • Economics and improved recovery |
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Storage: Subsurface Modeling Guidelines for Operating Geological CO2 Storage Key Takeaways:
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• Field data acquisition and pre-processing • Building geological models and coupled reservoir simulations • Non-Isothermal flow and geomechanical issues during cooling-warming sequences • Intermittent injection, salt precipitation and nearwellbore formation damage |
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• Saline reservoir monitoring using time-lapse seismic surveys • Integrating a bubble-tube system for downhole pressure determination • Applicability of fast proxy models for geological CO2 storage |
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Storage: Well Design, Integrity, and Operational Experience
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• Overview of ecus Well Designs • Project Examples of Wells - Injection and Observation • Regulatory Frameworks Influencing Well Integrity • Risks Associated with Well Integrity • MMV and Wells |
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Risk Management Purpose: Ensure risk scenarios involved with Co2 storage projects are effectively managed and reduced to an acceptable level
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• Risk identification • Evaluation • Mitigation |
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MMV planning Purpose: Outline the objectives of the MMV program, characteristics, phases of CCS projects, reporting structure to the regulator, costs, and guidance on MMV planning
Key Takeaways: Selecting the right MMV technology, surface, reservoir, and wellbore monitoring Reporting structure to a regulator |
• Pre-operational MMV (baseline monitoring) • Operational, ongoing MMV during injection (i.e., pressure, temperature, passive seismic, ground water, soil gas) • Post Closure (water, soil gas, well integrity) • Costing estimates |
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CCS Communication Purpose: Why CCS communications and outreach are vital for all projects, stakeholder engagement
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• Stakeholder Engagement • Capacity Building • Public Notices • Open Houses • ESG/EDI considerations |
PTRC Background
• PTRC has established effective collaborations with esteemed national and international organizations, including Mosaic, Natural Resource Canada, Australian Low Emission Coal (ANLEC), Energy and Environment Research Centre (USA), Japan Organization for Metal and Energy Security (JOGMEC), Swiss Federal Office of Energy, and others. These entities have collectively invested millions in research efforts at PTRC's Aquistore project and brought business to Saskatchewan.
• Aquistore carries the flag locally and internationally for CCS and has considerable investments from both the federal and provincial government to build Canadian-based CCS knowledge and expertise.
• PTRC supports the Saskatchewan governments CCUS strategy.
Pricing
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Instruction Type |
Costs to be billed |
Cost of Instruction |
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In person Instruction |
Client must cover: • Expenses for travel, food and accommodation for PTRC staff and contractors at G of C rates • Expenses for production of workshop material and hand-outs |
Negotiated rate. |
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Virtual Instruction |
N/A |
Same fees |
