DOE OSTI · 1836822
SECARB-USA: A Sub-Basin Framework for Future CO 2 Infrastructure Development
Abstract
Task 4 of the SECARB-USA Project is designed to evaluate the regional needs and challenges for the development of a safe and environmentally sound CO 2 transport infrastructure. This infrastructure would transport CO 2 capture from power generating plants and/or industrial sources and distribute it to oil fields for associated storage in EOR operations, saline storage, and/or other suitable storage sites. The objective of this report on Sub-Basin Prospective Areas (Deliverable 4.1.a), is to provide the framework for understanding how regional infrastructure development could occur. The sub-basin prospective areas, in conjunction with the locations of CO 2 sources and pipeline infrastructure (for source-sink matching networks), form the basis for the analysis that will be performed in the Techno-Economic Analysis of Infrastructure Buildout Scenarios (Deliverable 4.1.b).
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Cyphers, Shawna, Koperna, George, Riestenberg, Dave, Hill, Brian, Hill, Gerald, Hills, Denise, McIntyre-Redden, Marcella, Middleton, Richard, Knapp, Camelia, Knapp, James, Pashin, Jack, Jaiswal, Priyank, Berry, Patricia, Foshee, Turney, Sams-Gray, Kimberly, Pannill, Ruth, Wernette, Ben, Bump, Alex, Barnhard, Taylor, Hovorka, Susan, Moskal, Emily, Nunez-Lopez, Vanessa, Karmis, Michael, Ripepi, Nino, Schlosser, Charles. 2020-10-30. SECARB-USA: A Sub-Basin Framework for Future CO 2 Infrastructure Development. https://doi.org/10.2172/1836822
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