Carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere due to anthropogenic activities has raised the
alarm of global warming in the near future. CO 2 storage in suitable subsurface geologic …

Implementation of carbon dioxide capture and geological storage to achieve a reduction in
greenhouse gas emissions requires knowledge of carbon dioxide storage capacity in …

Storage resource estimates are part of the foundation for Carbon Capture and Storage
(CCS) policy, project development and pipeline routing. Multiple generations of such …

The Quest CCS facility (located in Alberta, Canada) is a fully integrated carbon capture,
transport and storage facility operated by Shell Canada. It continuously captures and stores …

Spontaneous imbibition, a fundamental process in porous media, involves the displacement
of a non-wetting phase by a wetting phase driven by capillary pressure. It plays a key role in …

Commercial-scale deployment of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as a viable
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction technology requires that the CO 2 be …

One of the most promising means of reducing carbon content in the atmosphere, which is
aimed at tackling the threats of global warming, is injecting carbon dioxide (CO2) into deep …

Several potential CO 2 storage reservoirs have been found to have insufficient porosity and
permeability to support cost effective commercial-scale injection. As a result, the use of …

Adequate well injectivity is required to inject large volumes of CO 2 through minimum
number of wells. Presently, salt precipitation is considered the main CO 2 injectivity …

We experimentally studied the displacement of a viscous wetting fluid (water) by an inviscid
non-wetting fluid (air) injected at the bottom of a vertical Hele-Shaw cell filled with glass …