Research and analysis

Deep geological storage of carbon dioxide (CO2), offshore UK: containment certainty

A synthesis and estimation of the containment certainty of CO2 in deep geological storage sites.

• From: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 3 February 2023

Documents

Deep geological storage of CO2, offshore UK: containment certainty - main report

PDF, 3.26 MB, 87 pages

Supplementary note A: Breakdown of combined well and geological storage risks for typical storage sites

PDF, 295 KB, 9 pages

Supplementary note B: Geological leakage risks

PDF, 2.33 MB, 50 pages

Supplementary note C: Well analysis using Peloton WellMaster database

PDF, 666 KB, 24 pages

Supplementary note D: Well leakage results

PDF, 981 KB, 42 pages

Supplementary note E: Wells references and source data

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 729 KB

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Deep geological storage of CO2 is the secure containment of CO2 in carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems. This report provides a synthesis and estimation of the containment certainty of CO2 in deep geological storage sites, including leak rates, probabilities and durations.

BEIS commissioned a group of independent expert advisors to produce the report as part of its CCUS delivery programme.

Published 3 February 2023