CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE AND STORAGE

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232 IPCC Special Report on Carbon dioxide Capture and Storage Figure 5.21 Examples of how cased and uncased wells are abandoned today. Special requirements may be developed for abandoning CO2 storage wells, including use of corrosion-resistant cement plugs and removing all or part of the casing in the injection interval and caprock. for possible and alternative abandonment procedures. Sealing performance of abandoned wells may need to be monitored for some time after storage operations are completed. 5.5.3 Injection well pressure and reservoir constraints Injectivity characterizes the ease with which fluid can be injected into a geological formation and is defined as the injection rate divided by the pressure difference between the injection point inside the well and the formation. Although CO2 injectivity should be significantly greater than brine injectivity (because CO2 has a much lower viscosity than brine), this is not always the case. Grigg (2005) analyzed the performance of CO2 floods in west Texas and concluded that, in more than half of the projects, injectivity was lower than expected or decreased over time. Christman and Gorell (1990) showed that unexpected CO2-injectivity behaviour in EOR operations is caused primarily by differences in flow geometry and fluid properties of the oil. Injectivity changes can also be related to insufficiently known relative permeability effects. normally limit the maximum downhole pressure to avoid fracturing the injection formation. Measurements of in-situ formation stresses and pore fluid pressure are needed for establishing safe injection pressures. Depletion of fluid pressure during production can affect the state of stress in the reservoir. Analysis of some depleted reservoirs indicated that horizontal rock stress decreased by 50–80% of the pore pressure decrease, which increased the possibility of fracturing the reservoir (Streit and Hillis, 2003). To introduce CO2 into the storage formation, the downhole injection pressure must be higher than the reservoir fluid pressure. On the other hand, increasing formation pressure may induce fractures in the formation. Regulatory agencies Safe injection pressures can vary widely, depending on the state of stress and tectonic history of a basin. Regulatory agencies have determined safe injection pressures from experience in specific oil and gas provinces. Van der Meer (1996) has derived a relationship for the maximum safe injection pressure. This relationship indicated that for a depth down to 1000 m, the maximum injection pressure is estimated to be 1.35 times the hydrostatic pressure – and this increased to 2.4 for depths of 1–5 km. The maximum pressure gradient allowed for natural gas stored in an aquifer in Germany is 16.8 kPa m–1 (Sedlacek, 1999). This value exceeds the natural pressure gradients of formation waters in northeastern Germany, which are on the order of 10.5–13.1 kPa m–1. In Denmark or Great Britain, the maximum pressure gradients for aquifer storage of natural gas do not exceed hydrostatic gradients. In the United States,

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