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Overview of Well Integrity Network Overview of Well Integrity Network sment (Summary Presentation from JNM in New York) g - Risk Assess etwork Meetin alia 9 GHG R&D Ne bourne, Austra l 16 & 17, 2009 Rick Chalaturnyk University of Alberta IEA G Melb Apri April 16, 2009

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  • Overview of Well Integrity NetworkOverview of Well Integrity Networksm

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  • Network CharterNetwork Chartersm

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  • Network ObjectivesNetwork Objectivessm

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  • Wellbore Integrity Focus AreasWellbore Integrity Focus Areassm

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  • Summary of Key Issues (from JNM) Summary of Key Issues (from JNM) -- 11sm

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  • Needs (as Identified from JNM)Needs (as Identified from JNM)sm

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  • Interface with Other NetworksInterface with Other Networkssm

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  • Network Future GoalsNetwork Future Goalssm

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  • Wellbore Integrity Meeting in Calgary, Wellbore Integrity Meeting in Calgary, Alberta on May 13 and 14, 2009Alberta on May 13 and 14, 2009y ,y ,Session 2: Risk and Regulatory Environment for Wellbore Integrity

    ◦ Well blowout rates and consequences in California Oil and

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    ◦ Well blowout rates and consequences in California Oil and Gas District 4 from 1991 to 2005,

    Preston Jordan, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab

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    ◦ CO2 Storage--Managing the Risks of Wellbore Leakage over Long Timescales,

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    Rabih Chammas, Olivier Poupard, Oxand

    ◦ Qualitative and semi-quantitative risk assessment methods to evaluate potential CO2 leakage pathways through wells,

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    ◦ Regulatory practices in Alberta, Tristan Goodman ECRB

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    ◦ Well Abandonment Practices Study, TNO

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    CO2 Capture Project results from Buracica, BrazilWalter Crow

    Salt Creek EOR experience

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    Ken Hendricks, Anadarko

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    Measuring and understanding CO2 leaks in injection ll p i f M ECBM

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    Effective Zonal Isolation for CO2 Sequestration

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    Alternative Practices ◦ CO2 injection well conversion and repair Mark Woitt, RPS Energy

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    Don Getzlaf, Cemblend

    ◦ Microseismic studies revealing leakage pathways, Marco Bohnhoff, Stanford University

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    ◦ Long term sealing of GHG sequestration wells, Homer Spencer

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    Processes◦ Experimental studies on wellbore cements, Karoosh Ashgari, University of Regina

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    conditions Brant Bennion, Hycal

    ◦ Impact of CO2 on Class G cement, static and

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  • Session 7: Modeling of Wellbore Processes◦ Simulating leakage through well cement: coupled

    reactive flow in a micro-annulus Laure Deremble, Schlumberger

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    Laure Deremble, Schlumberger◦ Modelling of wellbore cement alteration as a

    consequence of CO2 injection in exploited gas reservoirs

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    Session 8: Quo Vadis: Future Direction of the Wellbore Integrity Network

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    Status Report Issued by the Wellbore Integrity Network: Elements and Outline

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