Great to see that the IEAGHG‘s report on “Reviewing the implications of unlikely but potential CO2 migration to the surface or shallow subsurface” (IEA/CON/22/287) has recently been released into the public domain – a really authoritative work that is impressive both in breadth and depth of analysis. Their analysis of leakage probability via wells and geological…

After five years of flat-out work supporting the UK government with CCUS development with colleagues in GeoEnergy Durham in the WSP-led consortium, it was great to be finally let off the leash during a brief lull in the workload! The IEAGHG workshop on “Risk Management and Monitoring Networks” in the Netherlands this week was a…

Congratulations to the Northern Lights JV on their recent announcement confirming the first injection and successful storage of CO2 into the Aurora reservoir at 2,600m depth in the Norwegian North Sea! Fantastic news! The Northern Lights project is breaking new ground as it’s the first CCUS project designed and developed to offer CO2 storage as…