SECARB Overview

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Southeast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership

Presented to:

Research Experience in

Carbon Sequestration

Birmingham, Alabama

June 4, 2012

Presented by:

Kimberly Sams

Assistant Director, Geoscience Programs

Southern States Energy Board


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Acknowledgements

l This material is based upon work supported by the U.S.Department of Energy National Energy Technology

Laboratory.

l Cost share and research support provided by SECARB/SSEBCarbon Management Partners.

l Anthropogenic Test CO2 Capture Unit funded separately bySouthern Company and partners.

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Presentation Outline

l NETL Regional CarbonSequestration Partnership

Program

l SECARB Program Phasesl Phase II Field Projectsl Phase III Field Projects

Early Test (Mississippi) Anthropogenic Test (Alabama)

l Regional Activities

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Continued on Friday, June 8, 2012

Anthropogenic Test Presentations

l Integrated CCS Demonstration & Field Activities (Esposito)l Plant Barry CO2 Capture Demonstration (Ivie)l SECARB Site Characterization & PermittingCO2 Storage

Demonstration Project (Riestenberg)

l CO2 Surface Monitoring (Madsen)l CO2 Pipeline Operations & CO2 Supply (Harvick)

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Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP)Developing the Infrastructure for Wide Scale Deployment

7 Partnerships, 400+ organizations, 43 States, 4 Canadian Provinces

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RCSP Phase III: Development PhaseLarge-Scale Geologic Tests

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Best Practices ManualsCritical Requirement For Significant Wide Scale Deployment

Capturing Lessons Learned

http://www.netl.doe.gov/technologies/carbon_seq/refshelf/refshelf.html

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SECARB Research Participants: Diverse and Numerous

Advanced Resources InternationalAlabama Power Company

Alpha Natural ResourcesAmerican Coalition for Clean Coal

ElectricityAmerican Electric Power

Amvest Gas Resources, Inc.

AMVEST Oil and GasARCADIS US

Arch CoalBaker Hughes, Inc.Bright Energy, LLC

BP America, Inc.BP AlternativEnergy

CDX Gas, LLC

Clemson UniversityCNX Gas

CONSOL, Inc.

CSX TransportationDart Oil & Gas Corporation

Dart Energy CorporationDenbury Resources, Inc.

DNVDominion Energy

Dominion Resources

Duke Energy

Dupont Titanium TechnologiesEastern Coal Council

Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)Entergy Services

Equitable Production CompanyExxon Mobil Production Company

Florida Municipal Electric Association

Florida Power & Light CompanyGeological Survey of Alabama

GeoMetHalliburtonHilcorp Energy Company

Kentucky Energy & Environment-Division ofEnergy Development & Independence

Kentucky Geological Survey

Interstate Oil and GasCompact Commission

Marshall Miller & Associates

McJunkin Appalachian Oilfield CompanyMississippi Power Company

Mississippi State University (MSU)Natural Resources Partners

NRG EnergyOld Dominion Electric Cooperative

Penn Virginia Operating Company, LLC

Penn Virginia Resources

Piney Land CompanyPocahontas Land Corporation

Praxair, Inc.Progress Energy

Santee Cooper PowerSCANA Energy

Schlumberger

Shell Exploration & Production CompanyS&ME, Inc/Energy Maintenance Services

Group I, LLCSouth Carolina Electric & Gas CompanySouthern Company

Southern Company ServicesSouthern Natural Gas & El Paso

Exploration and Production

Southern States Energy BoardTellus Operating Company

Tennessee Valley Authority

Texas Bureau of Economic Geology-Gulf Coast Carbon Center

U.S. Department of Energy/NationalEnergy Technology Laboratory

Virginia TechVA Center for Coal and Energy Research

West Virginia University

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Phases I-III: CO2 Sources and Geologic StorageResources Identified

CO2

Sources Updated as New Data is Available

Continued Refinement of Potential Sinks

National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System(NATCARB) Interactive Viewer : http://www.natcarbviewer.com/

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SECARB Region: Large, Stationary CO2 Sources

> 900 large, stationary sources of CO2

> 1 billion metric tons of CO2 per year

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SECARB Region: Estimated Years of Storage

~ 935 Years

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SECARB Phase IIAll Validation Projects Successfully Completed

Stacked Storage Project

Cranfield Test SiteHost Company: Denbury Resources, Inc.

near Natchez, Mississippi

Coal Seam ProjectHost Company: El Paso E&Pnear Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Mississippi Test SiteMississippi Powers Plant

Daniel

Escatawpa, Mississippi

Coal Seam ProjectHost Company: CNX GasRussell County, Virginia

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SECARB Phase II

Coal Seam ProjectHost Company: El Paso E&Pnear Tuscaloosa, Alabama

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Unmineable Coal Seams Existing Coalbed Methane Well

240 ton CO2 injection

CO2 from Jackson Dome

Completed August 31, 2010


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Coal Seam Project: Alabama

Open House, June 22, 2010Core TestingCollecting Core

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SECARB Phase II

Coal Seam ProjectHost Company: CNX GasRussell County, Virginia

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Unmineable Coal Seams Existing Coalbed Methane Well

1,000 ton injection

Commercial CO2

Completed January-February 2009


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Coal Seam Project: Virginia

Coal Seam Project - Central Appalachia!Russell County, VA!1,000 tons (January-February 2009)!

CO2 Injection OperationsOpen House During InjectionOperations, February 11, 2009

Well Drilling & Cementing Surface Casing

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SECARB Phase II

Mississippi Test SiteMississippi Powers Plant

Daniel

Escatawpa, Mississippi

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Saline Formation New Infrastructure

3,000 metric ton injectionCO2 from Jackson Dome (though situated on Plant Daniel property)

Completed in October 2008


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Deep Saline: Mississippi (Plant Daniel)

Drill Rig Setup

CO2 Storage Tanks

Plant Daniel Open House DuringInjection Operations, October 15, 2008

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SECARB Phase II

Stacked Storage Project

Cranfield Test SiteHost Company: Denbury Resources, Inc.

near Natchez, Mississippi

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CO2 MVA in an Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) setting at Cranfield Unit

Over 1.3 million metric tons injectedCO2 from Jackson Dome

July 2008 - December 2010


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Early Test

Denbury Resources Cranfield Field

Near Natchez, Mississippi

CO2 Source: Denbury

CO2 Transportation: Denbury

Saline MVA: GCCC

Introduction to

SECARB Phase III

Projects

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Anthropogenic Test

Capture: Alabama Power s Plant Barry,

Bucks, Alabama

Transportation: Denbury

Geo Storage: Denburys CitronelleField, Citronelle, Alabama


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SECARB Phase III Scope of Work

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PREPAREFOR SITE ACTIVITIES

Regional CharacterizationPublic OutreachPermitting and NEPA

Compliance

PUT PROJECTIN PLACE

Site Characterization andModeling

Well Drilling and Completion Infrastructure Development

EXECUTEAND FINISH PROJECT

CO2ProcurementTransportation and Injection

Operations

Operational Monitoring andModeling

Site Closure/DiscontinuationPost-injection Monitoring and

Modeling

Project Assessment2007 2017


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SECARB Early TestMonitoring a Large Volume Injection at Cranfield

NatchezMississippi

Mississippi River

3,000 m depthGas cap, oil ring, downdip water leg

Shut in since 1965Strong water drive

Returned to near initial pressureIllustration by Tip Meckel 23


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Pipeline head&Separation facility

5km

GIS base Tip Meckel

Psite

EGL-7

Detail AreaStudy DAS

Injector

Producer(monitoring point)

Observation Well

4-D seismic

RITE Microseismic

Cranfield

Monitoring

Layout

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Cranfield Project Status (April 30, 2012)

5.3 million metric tons CO2 injected

3.6 million metric tons CO2 stored

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SECARB Phase III Anthropogenic Test

Mobile

Alabama

Mississippi

MobileCounty

WashingtonCounty

CO2 Pipeline

The [redacted]at [redacted]became[redacted]in [redacted].

A newly built [redacted]will transport[redacted]from [redacted]to the

[redacted].

Approximately [redacted]thousand

metric tons of[redacted]will be injectedinto the [redacted]for[redacted]years.

[Redacted] and [redacted]will conduct[redacted]years of[redacted]after

[redacted]and then [redacted]the site.

Project Schedule and Milestones

Plant Barry

Core Area ofCitronelle Dome

CO2 InjectionSite

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Details in presentations on Friday


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SECARB Phase III Anthropogenic Test

Mobile

Alabama

Mississippi

MobileCounty

WashingtonCounty

CO2 Pipeline

The 25 MW CO2 capture unit atAlabama Powers (Southern Co.) Plant

Barry became operational in June 2011.

A newly built 12 mile CO2 pipeline will

transport CO2 from Plant Barry to the

Citronelle Dome.

Approx. 100,000-150,000 metric tonsof CO2 per year will be injected into the

Paluxy saline formation for 2-3 years.

Advanced Resources and supporting

researchers will conduct 3 years ofmonitoring after CO2 injection and thenclose the site.

Project Schedule and Milestones

Plant Barry

Core Area ofCitronelle Dome

CO2 InjectionSite

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SECARB Phase III: Notable Accomplishments

l The Early Test is the first of the RCSPsto commence CO2 injection.

l The Early Test is the first of the RCSPsto monitor a 1 million tonne CO2

injection.

l The Anthropogenic Test is the first ofthe RCSPs to utilize anthropogenic

CO2 from a coal-fired power plant.

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Communications, Knowledge Sharing, Education

l Communicating Project Statusl Local, Regional, International Outreachl Annual SECARB Stakeholders Briefingl Dedicated Websitel Facebook Page: facebook.com/SECARBl Twitter Feeds: @SECARB1l Press Releases & E-blastsl

RCSP Working Groups(knowledge sharing, BPMs)

l Knowledge Sharingl Lessons Learned presented in Various

Workshops & Conferences

l Education: Training Center (separately funded)l

SECARB-Ed (secarb-ed.org)l Classroom Trainingl Webinarsl RECS-2011 & 2012 (hosted in AL)

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Southeast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership

Presented by:

Kimberly SamsAssistant Director, Geoscience Programs

Southern States Energy Board

6325 Amherst Court

Norcross, Georgia 30092

[email protected]

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