CO2 Geological Storage Site Characterisation Course

Name: CO2 Geological Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Training Course
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Integrate subsurface data, capacity, injectivity, containment, and monitoring evidence into defensible CO2 storage-site decisions.

CO2 Geological Storage Site Characterisation Course

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Duration: 1 Week
Format: Classroom
Cities: Sharm El-Sheikh, Bangkok, Paris, Geneva, Toronto, Lagos and more
Next session: 9 – 13 November 2026, Sharm El-Sheikh
Average fee: 7,500 €

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CO2 Geological Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Training Course

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Overview

CO2 Geological Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Training Course is a one-week advanced course for subsurface specialists and CCS project teams who leave with a CO2 Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Dossier. Participants integrate geological CO2 storage evidence, storage complex characterization, seismic and well data, CO2 storage capacity and injectivity, containment risk, pressure and plume behavior, and monitoring baselines into defensible site decisions. Agile Leaders Training Center presents subsurface CO2 storage assurance through traceable technical evidence.

Who Should Attend

Functions responsible for screening geological CO2 storage opportunities and ranking candidate sites
Teams responsible for seismic interpretation, structural mapping, petrophysics, and geological modeling
Functions responsible for reservoir simulation, capacity, injectivity, pressure, and plume forecasts
Teams responsible for caprock, fault, geomechanical, well-integrity, and containment evidence
Project assurance functions responsible for technical risk, uncertainty, monitoring baselines, and decision records

The course assumes participants already interpret subsurface datasets and technical models, and it leaves out capture-process design, surface compression, pipeline engineering, and routine injection operations.

Departments and Industries

The course supports departments and industries that appraise, develop, finance, regulate, or assure subsurface storage assets.

Carbon storage development and subsurface assurance
Energy, petroleum, and industrial decarbonization projects
Geological surveys, geoscience consultancies, and technical services
Reservoir engineering, geophysics, petrophysics, and geomechanics departments
Project investment, risk, environmental assurance, and monitoring teams

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Apply screening criteria to candidate storage complexes
Analyze seismic, well, petrophysical, and geological evidence
Evaluate storage capacity, injectivity, pressure, and plume uncertainty
Diagnose caprock, fault, geomechanical, and legacy-well risks
Build monitoring baselines and containment assurance evidence
Prioritize appraisal work through a traceable decision dossier

Course Agenda

Day 1: Screen Storage Complexes

ISO 27914 Geological Storage Lifecycle Map
Saline Aquifer and Depleted Reservoir Comparison Matrix
Storage Formation, Confining Zone, and Complex Boundary Model
Trapping Mechanism and Containment Concept Diagram
Site Screening Criteria and Evidence-Gap Register

Day 2: Integrate Characterization Data

Regional Geology and Basin Evolution Evidence Map
Seismic Interpretation, Depth Conversion, and Uncertainty Sheet
Well Log, Core, Pressure, and Fluid Data Integration Matrix
Petrophysical Property and Heterogeneity Model
Static Geological Model Quality-Control Checklist

Day 3: Test Capacity and Injectivity

Probabilistic Pore-Volume and Storage-Capacity Model
Relative Permeability and Multiphase Flow Assumption Register
Well Deliverability and Injectivity Assessment Workflow
Pressure Buildup and Hydraulic Connectivity Diagnostic Map
Dynamic Plume Forecast and Scenario Comparison

Day 4: Assure Containment and Monitoring

Caprock Capillary Entry Pressure and Seal-Capacity Review
Fault Juxtaposition, Seal, and Reactivation Risk Matrix
Geomechanical Stress and Fracture-Pressure Assessment
Legacy Well Integrity and Leakage-Pathway Register
Monitoring Baseline, Trigger, and Corrective-Response Plan

Day 5: Practice Site Assurance Decisions

Suggested Exercise: Rank Candidate Storage Complexes
Suggested Exercise: Reconcile Seismic, Well, and Petrophysical Uncertainty
Suggested Exercise: Challenge Capacity, Injectivity, and Pressure Scenarios
Suggested Exercise: Build a Containment and Monitoring Risk Case
Capstone Exercise: Complete the CO2 Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Dossier

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities to turn subsurface evidence into controlled storage-site decisions.

Suggested activity: screen saline aquifer and depleted-reservoir candidates against common geological and project criteria.
Suggested activity: trace uncertainty from seismic interpretation and petrophysical properties into capacity and plume forecasts.
Suggested activity: connect faults, caprock, geomechanics, and legacy wells to containment controls.
Suggested activity: defend an appraisal recommendation using evidence gaps, risk ranking, and monitoring baselines.

FAQs

Who suits CO2 geological storage site characterisation training, and what does it assume?

Subsurface specialists and CCS assurance teams suit the course. It assumes practical experience with geological, geophysical, petrophysical, reservoir, or technical-risk evidence.

How does CO2 storage site characterisation differ from a general CCUS course?

CO2 storage site characterization concentrates on subsurface screening, capacity, injectivity, containment, and monitoring evidence. General CCUS training surveys capture, transport, utilization, storage, policy, and commercial interfaces.

How is CO2 geological storage capacity estimated?

CO2 geological storage capacity is estimated from mapped pore volume, porosity, fluid saturation, density, displacement behavior, pressure limits, storage efficiency, uncertainty ranges, and dynamic modeling evidence.

What controls CO2 storage containment assurance?

Containment assurance depends on reservoir and seal properties, structural closure, capillary behavior, faults, geomechanical limits, pressure management, legacy-well integrity, plume forecasts, monitoring evidence, and credible corrective responses.

Why are monitoring baselines needed for geological CO2 storage?

Monitoring baselines establish pre-injection conditions against which later changes can be interpreted. They connect predicted plume and pressure behavior with measurable indicators, thresholds, investigation routes, and corrective actions.

Conclusion

Participants take back a CO2 Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Dossier linking subsurface data, models, uncertainties, containment risks, monitoring baselines, and appraisal priorities. It changes separate studies into one traceable site-decision basis. Teams can update the dossier as new seismic, well, laboratory, modeling, and monitoring evidence becomes available.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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Frequently asked questions

What does this course cover?

OverviewCO2 Geological Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Training Course is a one-week advanced course for subsurface specialists and CCS project teams who leave with a CO2 Storage Site Characterisation and Assurance Dossier. Participants integrate geological CO2 storage evidence, storage complex characterization, seismic and well data, CO2 stor…

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Yes. Available dates and destinations are listed in the course dates section on this page.

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CO2 Geological Storage Site Characterisation Course