Semi-regional subsurface modelling of formation fluid movement in response to CO2 injection with a focus on the impact at existing wells
This project aims to utilise subsurface modelling in an appropriate part of the UKCS, to simulate CO2 injection and the related impact of pressure changes and formation fluid movement at existing wells. Identifying the magnitude and timing of pressure changes in relation to a range of well situations (e.g. open/closed to rock at different stratigraphic levels) is a key measure of success. Additionally, in the event that modelling suggests plausible scenarios where formation fluid may be expected to escape to the wa...
Buyer
OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY
Value
£120,000
Published
20 Nov 2024
Closes
29 Nov 2024
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United Kingdom
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76100000
Professional services for the gas industry
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Lot default Semi-regional subsurface modelling of formation fluid movement in response to CO2 injection with a focus on the impact at existing wells
£120,000
This project aims to utilise subsurface modelling in an appropriate part of the UKCS, to simulate CO2 injection and the related impact of pressure changes and formation fluid movement at existing wells. Identifying the magnitude and timing of pressure changes in relation to a range of well situations (e.g. open/closed to rock at different stratigraphic level...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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