Summer School 2024: CO2 capture, transport, and storage in subsurface

The DTU Offshore Summer School on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), focusing on the cutting-edge world of CO2 storage solutions, will take place August 19-23 at the Technical University of Denmark.

This intensive one-week course aims to give participants a deep understanding of CO2 storage, its challenges, and opportunities. Industry experts will present case studies of CO2 storage sites, including depleted hydrocarbon fields and saline aquifers such as the Bifrost, Northern Lights, and CO2RYLUS projects.

Topics covered include CO2 trapping mechanisms, cold CO2 injection, numerical modelling of storage at various scales, multi-physical processes, and their impact on injectivity, as well as rock, well, and reservoir integrity. Additionally, participants will explore repurposing infrastructures for CCS, CO2 capture technology, reservoir simulations, CO2-induced corrosion, wellbore integrity, geomechanics, containment, and Denmark’s CCS plans.

The program also includes a field trip and offers participants the chance to present and discuss their CCS-related work with experts.

View the preliminary program