CO₂ Offshore Storage in China: Research Review and Plan for Demonstration Project

Bihan Ye; Xiaolong Li; Di Zhou; Pengchun Li; Yingyuan Wu; Xiaochun Li; Ning Wei; R Stuart Haszeldine; Bill Senior; Yutong Shu; Jia Li; Yi Chen

CO₂ Offshore Storage in China: Research Review and Plan for Demonstration Project

Bihan Ye (Illustrator), Xiaolong Li, Di Zhou, Pengchun Li, Yingyuan Wu, Xiaochun Li, Ning Wei, R Stuart Haszeldine, Bill Senior, Yutong Shu, Jia Li, Yi Chen

School of Geosciences

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In order to find CO2 storage site for the first full-chain offshore CCUS project in Guangdong Province, we examined 16 producing oil fields in the Pearl River Mouth Basin offshore Guangdong. At first, we eliminated from consideration the fields having good hydrocarbon potential that will not be depleted in the next 10 years. Then the CO2-EOR potential was analyzed based on simple comparison with West Texas and UK continental shelf. Finally the remaining fields were screened and ranked with a scoring table based on published data on production status, trap, reservoir and caprock geology, and potential for infrastructure reuse. On this basis three fields, the HZ21-1, HZ32-3, and XJ24-3 were selected as candidate sites. Their advantages and disadvantages or knowledge gaps for CO2 storage were discussed. Suggestions for further work to fulfil the knowledge gaps in order to make final selection were proposed.

Original language	English
Publisher	UK-China (Guangdong) CCUS Centre
Commissioning body	British Consulate General to Guangzhou
Number of pages	61
Publication status	Published - 18 May 2015

Keywords / Materials (for Non-textual outputs)

carbon capture and storage
CCS
carbon capture utilisation and storage
CCUS
CO2-EOR
enhanced oil recovery
China

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