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Highlights
Bucharest Seminar Presentations
Ragnhild Rønneberg – The power of ACT S1-0940-ECOBASE_Bucharest_Ronneberg_ACT_17.09.2019 Roman Berenblyum – Eco-Base Project S1-0955-ECOBASE_Bucharest_Berenblyum-project Roman Berenblyum – CCS in Europe S1-1010-ECOBASE_Bucharest_Berenblyum-CCS status Michael Godec –...
ECO-BASE in 14th CO2GeoNet Open Forum
Partners from ECO-BASE project participated in 14th CO2GeoNet Open Forum (http://conference2019.co2geonet.com/) a flagship CCUS event gathering around 100 researchers, scientists, engineers and other stakeholders to...
Presentation of ECO-BASE Project
ECO-BASE project was presented. The paper may be found at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3365569
Workshop at Sulcis Summer School
ECO-BASE project is happy to organise a CO2 utilisation workshop at Sotacarbo’s Sulcis summer school. Outcomes to be presented on ECO-BASE website later this year.
Constantin Sava presents ECO-BASE
Constantin Sava, GeoEcoMar, presented ECO-BASE and ALLIGN-CCUS projects during SEE 2018 Upstream Annual Conference & Exhibition Offshore and Onshore Technology in the Black Sea Region....
Project title
ECO-BASE: Establishing CO2 enhanced Oil recovery Business Advantages in South Eastern Europe
Project coordinator
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF STAVANGER AS (IRIS)
Project leader
Roman Berenblyum
Project periode
August 2017 – September 2020
Support from ACT
€ 1.2 M
Web site
Summary
CO2 storage is essential for reaching the below 2C target. Commercial utilization of CO2 is one of mechanisms to create a business case for the CO2 storage and CO2-EOR is currently the only process capable of continuously utilizing and later storing large CO2 volumes. ECO-BASE will develop revenue streams and business models for CO2-EOR in South-Eastern Europe (SEE) therefore supporting large scale CCUS deployment. The project is carried out locally in SEE countries: Turkey, Romania and Greece with support from TNO, the Netherlands and IRIS, Norway. The project team will access the whole revenue stream and focus on optimization of the CO2-EOR combined with permanent storage (EORStore) as an undividable process. Four key activities represented by sub-projects are:
1. Map CCUS potential in SEE and establish regional EORStore roadmaps. The sub-project will identify most promising case studies as input for sub-project 2.
2. Creating a business case for selected EORStore case studies. The objectives are to model and optimize EORStore, access technical, legal and regulatory incentives and bottle necks. Sub-project will deliver site specific reports for further actions and identify more generalized lessons learned.
3. Knowledge sharing and transfer between North West Europe (NWE) and SEE and beyond to boost and support CCUS activities in participating countries. Sub-project will organize courses for young specialists; arrange knowledge transfer to various stakeholders of CCUS community. An attempt to involve other countries of the Black Sea region (Bulgaria, Ukraine, Georgia, Russia) would be made.
4. Public awareness and acceptance. Creating favorable atmosphere for CCUS development among all stakeholders is crucial-there were projects stopped or cancelled due to “total lack of local support”. The ECO-BASE is aiming at liaising with existing organisations (like CO2-GeoNet) and projects (like ENOS) in order to organise public events and raise awareness and acceptance of EORStore.
Presentations
Presentation shown at the ACT Knowledge Sharing Workshop 24 October 2017
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