Carbon capture and storage (CCS) in subsurface formations has emerged as a promising
strategy to address global warming. In light of this, this review aims to provide a …

Abstract Monitoring and Verification (M&V) was reviewed in this journal in 2015 as part of
the Special Issue to mark the tenth anniversary of the IPCC report on CCS. This article …

The success of geological carbon storage depends on the assurance of a permanent
confinement of the injected CO 2 in the storage formation at depth. One of the critical …

A controlled-release test at the In-Situ Laboratory Project in Western Australia injected 38
tonnes of gaseous CO 2 between 336− 342 m depth in a fault zone, and the gas was …

Gypsum-salt rock is typically developed in carbonate reservoirs, and this rock has both
constructive and destructive effects on the reservoir. The ways in which gypsum rock …

In the eastern Indian state of Bihar, the majority of the people depends on groundwater for
irrigation. Bihar is mainly an agricultural area; over time, groundwater levels have been …

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has been highlighted as a crucial technology for
reducing carbon emissions, yet CO₂ leakage from the reservoir is still a matter of great …

Pre-existing faults cross-cutting caprock formations constitute potential leakage pathways
during geological CO2 sequestration. When the fault filling material is calcite-rich …

Abstract The CSIRO In-Situ Laboratory Project (ISL) is located in Western Australia and has
two main objectives related to monitoring leaks from a CO2 storage complex by controlled …

Geological and dynamic modelling studies are routinely performed to design and interpret
field test experiments. These studies help with the planning of well location, well operations …