Face-to-Face

8.30am – 5.00pm (AEST) 

Seats are limited to 30 to give the best experience to the attendees 

Next available date: 30 May, Brisbane

Course structure

• Distinguish between reservoir rocks and sealing rocks
• Describe the importance of permeability and porosity to storing carbon dioxide
• Contrast the geological structures and trapping mechanisms for storing carbon
  dioxide
• Describe the changes in geologically stored carbon dioxide over time
• Outline the monitoring techniques employed to ensure the carbon dioxide is safely
  stored

Inclusions

• Eight (8) hours of visual and verbal learning, facilitated by an industry expert 
• Digital copy of the presentation slides after the event 
• Digital certificate of attendance for all attendees 
• A post session survey to all attendees 
• Morning and afternoon tea will be provided 

Content topics:

• Overview of Geological storage systems
• Reservoirs, seals, structural and stratigraphic traps
• Storage Capacity Estimation
• Site selection
• Migration pathways
• Geochemistry and hydrodynamics
• Reservoir characterization, modelling and simulation
• Drilling & Injection
• Containment (caprocks, faults, geomechanics, wellbore integrity)
• Long-term fate of CO₂ (dissolution, residual trapping and mineralization)
• Monitoring and verification

Registration cost

CO2CRC Member: $995* – Contact Dr Max Watson for the promo code.

Non-member: $1,795* 

*Prices include GST 

Please note, minimum numbers will be required to run all events. 

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