CCOP CO 2 Storage Mapping Program

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1 CCOP CO 2 Storage Mapping Program Simplicio P. Caluyong CCS-M Coordinator CCOP Technical Secretariat February 2014, Bandung

2 Outline CCOP at a Glance CCS-M Program Implementation and Knowledge Resources The Way Forward Summary

3 CCOP Programmes in East and Southeast Asia Since 1966

4 Vision Geoscience for a Sustainable Future Mandate To Promote and Coordinate joint applied geoscience programmes for the sustainable development in East and Southeast Asian Countries

5 Sustainable Development: development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Brundtland Report, 1987

6 CCOP BACKGROUND Established 1966 under UN ESCAP 1987 became Intergovernmental Organization (UN funding continued) 1991 full IGO Close link maintained with UN through ESCAP

7 CCOP Organization Member Countries: Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Lao PDR, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, & Vietnam Cooperating Countries: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russian Federation, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom & USA Steering Committee Advisory Group Cooperating Organizations Corresponding Organizations

8 ACTIVITIES Focus : GEOSCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES -capacity building -geological/geophysical surveys -regional map compilation -data base development -Networking

9 CCOP CO 2 Storage Mapping Program (CCS-M) - a CCS capacity building program of CCOP

10 CCS-M Launching in Bali 29 April 2013

11 Goals of CCS-M To enable government organizations in the CCOP member countries to provide a high level overview of the potential for largescale CO 2 storage.

12 Scope 1) Safe storage of CO 2 2) Possible use of CO 2 for increased recovery

13 CCS-M Outcomes Form a consensus on the methodology Enhanced capacity of member countries Development of the Atlas of CO 2 Storage in the CCOP region Facilitate the sharing of information GIS & metadata system Further collaboration CCS & EOR potential, compatible capacity estimates, etc. Guidelines for National CO 2 Storage Mapping

14 CCS-M Implementation 2013 Facilitation Phase (USD0.5 M from Global CCS Institute) Training Courses & Seminars Development of Guidelines Case Study Phase (+ NOK5.0 M) 3 Case Studies Storage mapping 2017 CCS Atlas Development Integration of Storage Maps

15 CCS-M Work Plan 2014 (1st Half) ACTIVITY JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN T3: Communicating CCS to the Public Yogya S2: CCS and EOR Hanoi T4: Assessment of geologic capacity for CO2 storage and EOR technologies MY T5: GIS applications (?)

16 CCS-M Work Plan 2014 (1st Half) June 2014: CCS-M Program Oversight Committee (POC) meeting Currently working with DNV GL (CCS group)- for possible collaboration in the CCS-M case studies.

17 CCS-M Knowledge Resources PETRAD Network (Statoil, DNV, SINTEF, IRIS, etc) and NPD USGS IEA, IEAGHG, GeoNet Shell CCOP: GSJ and KIGAM Geoscience Australia, GCCSI, CSIRO and CO 2 CRC

18 Summary Total funding for CCS-M now stands at ~USD1.35 Million The CCS-M Guidelines is aligned to international standards and will be available to all Member Countries. CCS Knowledge Resources for CCS-M are among the best in the world and we will continue to tap other organizations that could support our capacity building needs.

19 CCS-M website: - Find us at CCOP

20 Thank You!

21 THANK YOU! Simplicio P. Caluyong CCS-M Coordinator