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PRESENTATIONS

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

• Welcoming Remarks [PDF-2.18MB]
  Sean Plasynski, DOE/NETL

Keynote Session 1 – Regulatory Issues
Moderator: Traci Rodosta, DOE/NETL

• EPA's Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program: Geological Sequestration and Injection of Carbon Dioxide [PDF-604KB]
  Mark Defigueiredo, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  
  
• Update on Implementation of EPA's Class VI GS Program [PDF-420KB]
  Bruce Kobelski, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  
  
• CCS on the OCS: Sub-Seabed Geologic CO₂ Sequestration Authorities and Ongoing Actions Covering the Outer Continental Shelf [PDF-MB]
  Melissa Batum, , U. S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement
  
  
• The Pipeline Project: Legal and Regulatory Analysis of National CO₂ Pipeline Infrastructure [PDF-677KB]
  Darrick Eugene, Southeast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership

Regional Partnerships and Related Storage/Characterization Projects – Southeast U.S.
Moderator: Bruce Brown, DOE/NETL

• Southeast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership [PDF-4.81MB]
  Gerald Hill, Southern States Energy Board
  
  
• South Louisiana Enhanced Oil Recovery/Sequestration Demonstration Project [PDF-2.22MB]
  Roger Hite, Blackhorse Energy LLC
  
  
• Injecting Carbon Dioxide into Unconventional Storage Reservoirs in the Central Appalachian Basin [PDF-4.79MB]
  Nino Ripepi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  
  
• Gulf of Mexico Miocene CO₂ Site Characterization Mega Transect [PDF-4.19MB]
  Timothy "Tip" Meckel, Texas Bureau of Economic Geology, Gulf Coast Carbon Center
  
  
• Site Characterization for CO₂ Storage from Coal-fired Power Facilities in the Black Warrior Basin of Alabama [PDF-MB]
  Peter Clark, University of Alabama
  
  
• Geologic Characterization of the South Georgia Rift Basin [PDF-7.29MB]
  John Shafer and Mike Waddell, University of South Carolina

Regional Partnerships and Related Storage/Characterization Projects – Southwest U.S.
Moderator: Bill O'Dowd, DOE/NETL

• Southwest Regional Partnership on Carbon Sequestration [PDF-13.53MB]
  Brian McPherson, University of Utah; Reid Grigg, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
  
  
• Characterization of Most Promising Sequestration Formations in the Rocky Mountain Region [PDF-12.86MB]
  Vince Matthews, Colorado Geological Survey; Wayne Rowe, Schlumberger Carbon Services

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Keynote Session 2 – International Storage Projects and Perspectives
Moderator: Karen Kluger, DOE/NETL; Chairman: Robert Wright, DOE Office of Fossil Energy

• Overview of the DOE Carbon Storage Program [PDF-2.53MB]
  John Litynski, DOE/NETL
  
  
• Global CCS Status [PDF-1.65MB]
  John Gale, IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programe
  
  
• North American Perspectives - Canada [PDF-1.15MB]
  Frank Mourits, Natural Resources Canada
  
  
• North American Perspectives - Mexico [PDF-3.07MB]
  Oscar Jimenez, Comisión Federal de Electricidad, Mexico
  
  
• European demonstration projects and the CCS Project Network [PDF-849KB]
  Simon Bennett, European Commission
  
  
• Overview of Compostilla Project – Hontomin (Spain) Site [PDF-5.03MB]
  Modesto Montoto , Fundación Ciudad de la Energía (CIUDEN)

Regional Partnerships and Related Storage/Characterization Projects – Midwest/Northeast U.S.
Moderators: Darin Damiani and Dawn Deel, DOE/NETL

• Midwest Geological Sequestration Consortium [PDF-6.30MB]
  Robert Finley, Illinois State Geological Survey
  
  
• An Evaluation of the Carbon Sequestration Potential of the Cambro-Ordovician Strata of the Illinois and Michigan Basins [PDF-9.31MB]
  Hannes Leetaru, University of Illinois
  
  
• Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership [PDF-6.13MB]
  Darrell Paul, Battelle Memorial Institute
  
  
• Characterization of the Triassic Newark Basin on Southeastern New York/Northern New Jersey [PDF-1.20MB]
  Dan Collins, Sandia Technologies, LLC

Regional Partnerships and Related Storage/Characterization Projects –Rocky Mtns./Northwest U.S.
Moderator: Bill Aljoe, DOE/NETL

• Big Sky Carbon Sequestration Partnership [PDF-10.89MB]
  Lee Spangler, Montana State University
  
  
• Site Characterization of the Highest-Priority Geologic Formations for CO₂ Storage in Wyoming [PDF-4.59MB]
  Ronald C. Surdam, Carbon Management Institute, University of Wyoming

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Keynote Session 3 - DOE-NETL Programs
Moderator: Bill Aljoe, DOE/NETL

• Carbon Storage in DOE/NETL Major Demonstrations [PDF-2.65MB]
  Gary Stiegel, DOE/NETL
  
  
• National Risk Assessment Program [PDF-1.43MB]
  Grant Bromhal, DOE/NETL

Regional Partnerships and Related Storage/Characterization Projects – Central U.S.
Moderator: Andrea McNemar, DOE/NETL

• Plains CO₂ Reduction (PCOR) Partnership [PDF-6.82MB]
  Charles Gorecki, University of North Dakota Energy and Environmental Research Center
  
  
• Two Elk Energy Park Carbon Site Characterization Project [PDF-4.40MB]
  Michael Ruffatto, North American Power Group, Ltd; Sally Benson, Stanford University
  
  
• Modeling CO₂ Sequestration in Saline Aquifer and Depleted Oil Reservoir to Evaluate Regional CO₂ Sequestration Potential of Ozark Plateau Aquifer System, South-Central Kansas [PDF-12.47MB]
  W. Lynn Watney and Jason Rush, University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc.
  
  
• Small Scale Field Test Demonstrating CO₂ Sequestration in Arbuckle Saline Aquifer and by CO₂-EOR at Wellington Field, Sumner County, Kansas [PDF-5.44MB]
  W. Lynn Watney and Jason Rush, University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc.

Regional Partnerships and Related Storage/Characterization Projects – Western U. S.
Moderator: Brian Dressel, DOE/NETL

• West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership [PDF-2.64MB]
  Elizabeth Burton, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  
  
• Wilmington Graben Project Update and SoCal Carbon Atlas [PDF-4.96MB]
  Jean Young, Terralog Technologies

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