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    The Potential and importance

    of Chinese Offshore Basins forCO2 Geological Storage

    Li Pengchun Zhoudi

    South China Sea Institute ofOceanology, CAS

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    F M Orr Science 2009;325:1656-1658

    Deep saline formation capacity

    is biggest

    1.2.CO23.(3a), (3b)4. CO2

    1. Necessity and importance of CO2 Storage in Saline

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    What is offshoregeological storage

    1.Offshore basins are unattached

    to onshore, the rocks in the

    offshore basin may not occuronshore at all

    2.Onshore basin extend offshore

    under shallow seas;

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    Potential of offshore basins

    There are plenty of offshore basins on the continental shelf around the world;

    Including shallow water (SW)

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    Potential of offshore basins

    Global offshore gas and oil basin

    Many offshore basins on the continental shelf of countries

    around the world hold large resereves of oil and gas.

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    Basins which hold oil and gas reserves are generally accepted to have the

    best potential for CO2 storage, so many offshore basins can be expectedto have a high potential for CO2 storage

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    Offshore vs. onshore CO2 storageMerits: Land saving;

    No damage to ground water;

    Low environmental impact; Around the world theoffshore basins often havebetter geologicalcharacteristics for storage

    Defects:

    Because of the water abovethem, the marineengineering challenges canbe much greater forexploration as well as CO2storage;

    High cost of infrastructure,operation, and monitoring.

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    Chinese offshore

    sedimentary basins

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    Five sea: bohai,yellow

    sea,east sea, south sea,

    eastern Taiwan pacific

    sea

    26 Basin,

    Area: 183.5*102km2

    1,319,37055,00033,68025,00043,200

    EQ13.213500208,710EQ9710500112,340R9000140,000R

    29.7150500

    1000098,700R

    20.0235700

    1550041,300R

    16.71500

    900036,350R

    67.9513000

    10000202,800K+R3.31000055,660 K+R7.31200065,540 JR

    53.7924600

    12000241,300

    K2+

    R+Q5.58007000

    820085,000

    J+R1.4500015,000N+E

    40.2912200

    1000195,000(77,00

    0)()

    (tm3)

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    Offshore basins on

    the continental shelfof China hold many

    Oil and Gas Fields .

    oil and gas fields: 121

    structural traps :117

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    proven total geological

    reserves Oil 33.56*108t

    Gas:5853.32*108m3

    2010, oil equivalentproduction()5158*104t

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    The importance of offshoreCO2 storage for China

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    Basins inland Guangdong are small & with low storage capacity

    Maoming B.Oil shale

    5km sediments

    Leiqiong B.

    Volcanics

    Sanshui B.Oil & CO2

    4.5 km sediments IGCC plants inplanning

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    Offshore CO2 storage is crucial

    for southern China !

    Depleted oil/gas fieldsare Early opportunities:By

    utilizing existing data, platform and other facilities,

    the cost of offshore CO2 injection may be greatlyreduced.

    Early planning is the key !

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    CO2 storage potential and

    early opportunities in

    Chinese offshore basins

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    CO2 storage potentialBased on published data,

    geological conditions and

    paramners for CO2storage are anaylized.

    National Scale assessment

    on CO2 storage capacity

    in offshore basins ofChina,

    The estimated effective

    storage capacity of 17

    offshore basins

    is 1928Gt, which capacity

    of South China Sea Basins

    is 1179Gt, account 60%

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    CO2 storage potential of Northern South China Sea Basins

    PRMB baisn:PassiveContinental Margin

    Depressed Basin

    BBW Basin:

    intracontinental rift

    basinQDN Basin:Passive

    Continental Margin

    Depressed Basin

    YGH Baisn: strike-slip rifting basin

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    BBw basinPRMB Baisn Yinggehai-Qiongdongnan

    Basin

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    CO2 storage potential of Northern South China

    Sea Basins

    1487.43795263080Capacity

    108tYGHQDNBBWPRMBbasin

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    The Pearl River Mouth Basin

    ~200,000 km2 Maximum sediment

    thickness >14 km

    The largest basin in

    northern South ChinaSea

    Rich oil/gas reserves

    Proximal to industrializedcoastal Guangdong

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    Source-Sink MatchingSource-Sink Matching

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    Case studyCase study

    LF G

    LF G

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    Thank you for your attention

    Questions