#Advances in CO2 geological storage
Orange hydrogen: Could Western Australia’s rocks help power a low-carbon future?
Iron-rich rocks in Western Australia could potentially generate orange hydrogen while permanently storing carbon dioxide, creating a unique opportunity to support Australia's journey to net zero.
Time to match carbon storage monitoring to actual risk: The five questions regulators, industry, researchers and communities most want to understand.
Dr Karsten Michael.... When carbon is stored underground, regulators require a "closure period" – a waiting time between stopping injection […]
New geochemical screening tool predicting rock reactions for safer CO₂ storage
CSIRO's new geochemical screening tool helps project developers assess storage capacity, injectivity and containment risks before committing to underground carbon […]
Dr James Gunning
Wednesday October 28, 4:10pm - 5:50pm; Session 9F - Monitoring the plume- results
Dr Andrew Ross
Tuesday October 27, 4:10pm - 5:50pm; Session 6C - Major national CCUS Programs
Dr Karsten Michael
Tuesday October 27, 11:30am - 1:10pm; Session 5F - Next-Generation CO₂ Storage: Expanding the Subsurface Frontier
Dr Jonathan Ennis-King
Tuesday October 27, 11:30am - 1:10pm; Session 5F - Next-Generation CO₂ Storage: Expanding the Subsurface Frontier
Dr Chris Green
Wednesday October 28, 4:10pm - 5:50pm; Session 9G - Geochemical Controls on CO₂ Storage Performance
Dr Mrinal Sinha
Thursday October 29, 11:30am 1:10pm; Session 11F - Monitoring wells and well risks