The event is aimed at individuals involved in planning storage schemes, either from a technical or management perspective, and anyone interested in understanding the issues surrounding the implementation of CO2 storage schemes in practice.

Using the wide range of reservoir analogues exposed in the Tabernas and Sorbas area, the event will include realistic calculation of storage volumes in heterogeneous systems, issues of capillary trapping and storage efficiency, the chemical and physical aspects of storage and aspects of timing, scale and project monitoring. As a residential course, there will be ample time to also discuss the non-subsurface hurdles which need to be overcome to make these schemes work.

The event will be based in Almeria, Southern Spain, with logistics run by Maggie Hystad Murison from TRACS, and is open on an individual sign-up basis. Arrivals will be on Monday 14th September, departing Friday 18th September (four nights Almeria, three full field days).

For more information about the course, see the course outline or contact Maggie at training@tracs.com.