CCS Systems and Well Integrity: Delving into the Aspects of Wells in CCS Applications

Wednesday, 6 March

1600 - 1740

Grand Ballroom C

Technical

The oil and gas industry is in the phase of energy transition to reduce carbon footprint and other greenhouse gas emissions. This session discusses the latest development in wells aspects of carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems, including well control and well integrity issues in CCS wells, and the repurposing of existing oil and gas wells for CCS applications.

Chairperson

Ruggero Trevisan - Altus Well Experts Inc.

Yuanhang Chen - Louisiana State University

1600-1625 217738
Prioritizing Wells for Repurposing or Permanent Abandonment Based on Generalized Well Integrity Risk Analysis

D. Zheng, C. Turhan, The University of Texas at Austin; N. Wang, University of Texas at Austin; P. Ashok, E. van Oort, The University of Texas At Austin
1625-1650 217726
An Innovative And Tailor Made Stress Testing Workflow For CCS Formations

T.B. Wydiabhakti, A. Kumar, V.S. Lopes, C. Chatar, SLB
1650-1715 217732
Development Of A Fit-for-Purpose Co2 Injection Model For Casing And Tubing Design

C. McMillan, N. Buksh, Harbour Energy; A. McSpadden, R. Trevisan, J. Howard, Altus Well Experts Inc.
1715-1740 217711
CCS Well Control - Impact Of Co₂ On Drilling Fluid Performance

J. Skogestad, B. Feneuil, E. N'Gouamba, H. Linga, SINTEF Industry; A. Aasen, SINTEF Energy; G. Skår, Equinor; S.M. Roggeband, Shell Global Solutions International B.V.; J. Nedrum, Wild Well Control, Inc.; S. Helgeland, eDrilling
Alternate 217934
Raising the Bar: Why an Industrial Standard for Testing Hydraulic Sealability of Well Abandonment Materials in Laboratory is Essential for Well Integrity

R. Skorpa, N. Opedal, SINTEF; M. Khalifeh, P. Moreira, University of Stavanger

2024 Technical Program

CCS Systems and Well Integrity: Delving into the Aspects of Wells in CCS Applications