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Review of the Petrophysics for the Cranfield Phase III Project

Michael Carney – Subsurface Technical Manager Schlumberger Carbon Services

12 March 2013

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© 2013 Schlumberger. All rights reserved.

An asterisk is used throughout this presentation to denote a mark of Schlumberger. Other company, product, and service names are the properties of their respective owners.

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Presentation Overview

!!Project Overview !!Summary of Data !! Interpretation Results !!Discussion on the Integration, Results and “What it all means”

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Regional Overview of Cranfield

Project Area

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Cranfield Cross Section

West East

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CFU Detail Area of Study Well Configuration

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F2 & F3 are 2° down dip of F1

West East

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Tuscaloosa Fm.

Logging Program – Cranfield Phase III DAS

Openhole Logging: CFU 31 F#1 CFU 31 F#2 CFU 31 F#3

Date Jun 6, 2009 Aug 18, 2009 Jul 10, 2009 Logs run Platform Express* Platform Express Platform Express

Sonic Scanner* CMR*, Sonic Scanner Sonic Scanner Other data Core Core

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Cased Hole Logging: A base RST* reservoir saturation tool log was run in all 3 wells. Starting on 12/1/09, 250 tons/day of CO2 were injected into F1. On 12/19/09 the rate was increased to 500 tons/day. Injection continued for nine months. RST logs were made during the injection period as follows:

CFU 31 F#1 CFU 31 F#2 CFU 31 F#3 Cemet Eval CBL USIT/CBL+AIT USIT/CBL+AIT RST 1 (base): 11/30/09 11/27/09 12/12/09 RST 2: N/A 12/15/09 12/15/09 RST 3: N/A 12/30/09 12/30/09 RST 4: 9/7/2010 9/9/2010 9/8/2010 After Killing Well AIT, Sonic AIT, Sonic

Observation Well Construction

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CFU 31 F#2 CFU 31 F#3

USIT & CBL – Standard Processing (9,550’-10,640’) CFU 31 F#2

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GR-QC Diag Amp Casing Int Rad Thick Thick Imped BI Z map Amp-BI VDL

Cable on Outside of Casing Cable on Outside of Casing

Fiberglass Casing Fiberglass Casing

USIT – Fiberglass Processing CFU 31 F#2

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GR-QC Diag Amp Casing Int Rad Thick Thick Imped BI Z map

Casing Collars Casing Collars

Injection Well – CFU 31 – F#1

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Closest Observation Well – CFU 31–F#2

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Far Observation Well – CFU 31 F#3

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CFU 31 – F#1 Data Overlay

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GR SIBH - INFD Porosity TPHI Porosity PHIC SIGM SIGM_TDTL PL CALI

Borehole

Formation Formation

CFU 31 – F#1 Data Analysis

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GR Resis OH Por Sigma RST Por Perm VCO2 SCO2 Lith RST 1 RST 2 PL inj

CFU 31 – F#2 Data Overlay

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GR SIBH - INFD Porosity TPHI Porosity PHIC SIGM SIGM_TDTL

Borehole

Formation

CFU 31 – F#2 Data Analysis

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GR Resis OH Por Sigma RST Por Perm VCO2 SCO2 Lith RST 1 RST 2 RST 3 RST 4

CFU 31 – F#3 Data Overlay

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GR SIBH - INFD Porosity TPHI Porosity PHIC SIGM SIGM_TDTL

Borehole

Formation

CFU 31 – F#3 Data Analysis

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GR Resis OH Por Sigma RST Por Perm VCO2 SCO2 Lith RST 1 RST 2 RST 3 RST 4

Cranfield – Cross Well Seismic with RST

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31-F#3 RST3 RST4

31-F#2 RST3 RST4

31-F#1 R1 PL

Pre/Post Sonic Comparison

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CFU 31 – F#2 Pre/Post AIT Comparison

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POR GR OH RAW-1 RAW-2 PROC1 PROC2 1 VS 2

Initial AIT Reprocessing

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Open Hole Case Hole Field Cased Hole

Re-processed

Conclusions

!!RST Results "! !! measurement is able to identify and quantify changes in saturations

of all fluids in the formation. "! C/O measurement may provide additional information but carries

additional expense and time. "! Borehole measurements in !! mode provide information on fluid

contacts in the wellbore. !!PL measurements run during injection provided valuable information

on injection profile. !!Sonic data quality is in question – possible problems with additional

hardware in wellbore and injecting kill fluids into formation. !!AIT data quality is in question due to electrodes and additional

hardware in wellbore as well as injecting kill fluids into formation

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Lessons Learned

!!There is an obvious casing leak below the injection zone. !!Trying to do too much in a single well causes problems !!The data is supportive across technologies !!Killing the wells was should be avoided !!The real world is different from research

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Acknowledgements

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

!!Cost share and research support provided by SECARB/SSEB Carbon Management Partners.

!!Anthropogenic Test CO2 Capture Unit funded separately by Southern Company and partners.

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