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Riestenberg, David

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DOE OSTI2019

Alabama Department of Environmental Management Temporary Abandonment Report [Well Names/ID: D4-13]

Two temporarily abandoned Citronelle Oil Field wells (D 4-13 and D 4-14) located up-dip from the D 9- 7#2 injection well (approximately 3,500 feet away) and outside of the area of review (Figure 1) were designated to be used for the monitoring activities associated with the SECARB Anthropogenic Test. Both wells were recompleted prior to the project, which included perforating the D 4-14 within the injection zone and the D 4-13 above the proposed confining unit. The D-4-13 well provides above-zone pressure monitoring in a perforated interval from 9,186 feet to 9,188 feet, with the gauge landing nipple at 9,111 feet. In-zone pressure monitoring occurs in the D-4- 14, perforated from 9,420 feet to 9,422 feet. The gauge landing nipple was set at 9,375 ft. Following the completion of the project These wells were converted back to their original condition for oilfield operations.

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DOE OSTI2019

Project ECO2S: Overview

Establishing an Early CO2 Storage Complex in Kemper County, Mississippi (ECO2S): Project Overview

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DOE OSTI2018

Alabama Department of Environmental Management Plugging and Abandonment Report [Well Name/ID: D9-7]

The D 9-7#2 is a UIC Class V injection well (ADEM permit number ALSI9949664), located in Citronelle Oil Field, Citronelle Alabama. The purpose of the well was to inject CO2 into the upper Paluxy formation in an experiment to investigate the potential underground CO2 storage in a deep saline reservoir. A total of 114,104 metric tonnes of CO2 were injected through the D 9-7#2 between August 20, 2012 and September 1, 2014. A minimum three-year post injection site care period began on September 1, 2014. This report summarizes the permanent plugging and abandonment of the D-9-7#2 well. Following the demonstration of CO2 containment and non-endangerment (ref acknowledgement letter from ADEM dated September 27, 2017), Denbury developed a plugging and abandonment (PA) plan for the well. This plan was approved by the Alabama Oil and Gas Board and complies with Denbury’s environmental, health and safety guidelines. The D-9-7#2 well was spud in December 2011 and was drilled to a total depth of 11,790 ft. Prior to the well plugging operations a cement retainer was set in the well casing at 9,336 feet to isolate the injection zone and a 10-feet cement plug was set at 10,790 feet to isolate the oil reservoir, the ‘Donovan’ formation which lies underneath the Paluxy.

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