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The CO2 capture - transport - storage approach involves capturing CO2, transporting it to a storage facility, then injecting it into the subsoil to store it. The injection phase is followed by a surveillance phase.

To ensure an industrial outlet for its R&D actions in the field of capture, after-combustion and storage, IFP has forged a partnership with two of its subsidiaries: Prosernat and Geogreen.
 

Drawing on its recognized expertise in the field of sour natural gas treatment, Prosernat proposes its engineering services for capturing CO2 in flue gases:

  • Feasibility studies, conceptual design, cost estimates
  • Basic process engineering
  • Construction of the CO2 capture unit
  • Commissioning and start-up
  • Monitoring of the capture unit.
     

Geogreen is an international engineering services company specializing in the transport and geological storage of CO2. It was created by the union of three major French players in the field: IFP, the Geostock company (underground storage of oil & gas), and the BRGM. They are pooling their skills in order to position themselves in the world market for the geological storage of CO2.
 

 

 

Joint Industry-funded Projects (JIP)

 

JIP WAOE

WAOE has a dual objective: estimate the stress variations on a cement sheath over time, and monitor the mechanical physical changes in cement formulas exposed to a petroleum fluid at high temperatures and under high pressures.
 
Picto PDF download the technical file
JIP Waoe (PDF - 280 Ko)

 

JIP ACACIA

ACACIA aims to characterize and understand the changes in a cement formula exposed to a very acidic fluid.
 
Picto PDF download the technical file
JIP Acacia (PDF - 290 Ko)

 

 

Eurogia/Eureka project

 
Cosmos 2 (2005-2010) – Evaluation of electromagnetic monitoring of CO2, modeling and monitoring of well and seal integrity – project leader: GeoForschungZentrum Postdam – partners: Schlumberger, Total, IFP, Universität Karlsruhe and Oxand.
 

ANR Projects

 
CAPCO2 (2005-2008) - development of innovative solutions for CO2 capture during after-combustion – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with Arcelor Research, BRGM, CNRS, GDF Suez and Lafarge. ANR-05-CO2-002

GeoCarbone INJECTIVITE (2005-2007) -controlling CO2 injectivity in geological storage facilities – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with BRGM, GDF Suez, Geostock, INPL Images, Total and CNRS. ANR-05-C02-007

GeoCarbone INTEGRITE (2005-2008) - evaluation of seal and well integrity for the geological storage of CO2 – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with BRGM, CEA, INPL Images, Armines and CNRS.

GeoCarbone MONITORING (2005-2007) - monitoring of the geological storage of CO2 – a project led by BRGM and conducted jointly with IFP, INPL Images and Ineris.

GeoCarbone PICOREF (2005-2007) - preparation of a pilot semi-industrial CO2 storage facility in the Paris basin, either in a mature oil and gas field or in a deep aquifer – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with BRGM, Géostock, GDF, Univ. P.&M. Curie, ENSMSE, INERIS, Air Liquide

Trans CO2 (2005 - 2008 ) - role of auxiliary gases in CO2 transport conditions and maritime CO2 transport at the end of sequestration – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with GDF Suez, Aker Yards, SAIPEM-SA and Air Liquide

SOCECO2 (2006-2008) - economics and sociology of the CO2 capture and geological storage approach – a project led by CNRS-Cired and conducted jointly with Alstom Power Centrales, APESA, BRGM, GDF Suez, IFP, Ineris and Total. ANR-06-C02-009

Gascogne (2006-2009) - structured packing with carbon/carbon composite for CO2 capture using solvents – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with Snecma Propulsion Solide and INPT-GC. ANR-06-CO2-004.

Puits CO2 (2006-2009) - mechanisms of well sealing material degradation – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with CNRS, Armines, Messer France and Vallourec Setval. ANR-06-C02-011

Hétérogénéïtés CO2 (2006-2009) - evaluation of the incidence of physical and mineralogical heterogeneities on the physicochemical processes associated with CO2 storage in an aquifer formation – a project led by BRGM and conducted jointly with CEA, Schlumberger, IFP and CNRS. ANR-06-C02-006.

Gaz annexes (2006-2010) - role of auxiliary gases in CO2 injection: simulation of the thermodynamic properties of water-gas-salt mixtures in geological storage conditions – a project led by INPL Images and conducted jointly with Armines, IFP, Total and BRGM. ANR-06-CO2-005

EMSAPCO2 (2007-2009) - development of active and passive electromagnetic and seismic methods for monitoring CO2 storage facilities – a project led by CGG Veritas and conducted jointly with BRGM, ESCPI, IFP, Magnitude and CNRS. ANR-07-PCO2-001

PROCHE PUITS (2007-2010) – physicochemical behavior of well and field materials around wells following CO2 injection – a project led by BRGM and conducted jointly with IFP, Schlumberger, CNRS, INPL Images, ITASCA Consultants, Total and GDF Suez. ANR-076PCO2-005

Sentinelle (2007-2011) - surface geochemical monitoring of CO2 storage sites: determining and interpreting an assessment before injection and monitoring this assessment during the injection phase – a project led by INPL and conducted jointly with Total, IFP, Kaiser Optical, Ineris. ANR-07-PCO2-007

SHPCO2 (2007- 2010) - high-performance simulation of the geological storage of CO2 – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with BRGM, Inria-Rocquencourt, École des Mines de Saint Etienne, LAGA

SUSHI (2007 - 2010) - study of the structural and thermodynamic properties of fluids and solids using molecular simulation methods,– a project led by CNRS (University of Paris Sud 11) and conducted jointly with IFP, Blaise Pascal University and CEA – DAM Ile de France

Acacia 3.1 (2008-2011) - development of new dispersed solids for the selective adsorption of CO2 – a project led by IFP and conducted jointly with Rhodia, IRECEL Lyon and CNAM.
 

 

ADEME Projects

 
ECO2 (2005-2007) – Detailed technical and economic study of CO2 capture during oxycombustion and after-combustion – a project led by ALSTOM Power Centrales and conducted jointly with IFP.

METSTOR (2006-2008) - Methodology for the selection of CO2 storage sites in underground reservoirs in France a project led by BRGM and conducted jointly with IFP, INERIS, GDF Suez, GEOSTOCK, ENSMP, CIRED, IPGP, University of Pau.

 

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+ Research themes > Controlled CO2

+ Our commitment to research > Our collaborations > IFP and Europe > European CO2 projects in which IFP participates

+ Specific issue: IFP and CO2


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