Small Scale Field Test Demonstrating CO2 Sequestration

This web page is in support of "Small Scale Field Test Demonstrating CO2 Sequestration in Arbuckle saline aquifer and by CO2-EOR at Wellington field, Sumner County, Kansas."

Cutter KGS 1 well

updated Oct. 5, 2012

Info on the Cutter KGS 1 well moved to its own web page.

[Oct. 5] Released rig at 12:00 am on 10/5/12. Rig down.

Overview for Cutter KGS 1 site visit, Sept. 10-11, 2012. (Acrobat PDF, 14 MB)

Field Trip; Schedule, updated Sept. 7. (Acrobat PDF, 1 MB)

Presentations

updated August 2012

Small scale field test demonstrating CO2 sequestration in Arbuckle saline aquifer and by CO2-EOR at Wellington field, Sumner County, Kansas, presentation given at DOE Carbon Storage R&D Project Review Meeting, Aug. 21-23, 2012. (Acrobat PDF, 4 MB)

Business Implications of A Class VI Permit--The Long View? A Kansas Perspective, presentation given in Golden, CO, April 4-5, at the Colorado School of Mines. (Acrobat PDF, 8 MB)

Quarterly Reports

updated May 2013

Q6_2013.pdf, May 6, 2013 (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 485 kB)

  1. Continued progress of Milestone 2 (Task 3)--Site characterization of Mississippian Reservoir for CO2 EOR, Wellington Field
  2. Subtask 1.8 Arbuckle Injection Permit Application--The permit application consists of 15 chapters (sections). The revised and near final draft of each section is nearly completed. The process involved aggregating information from many investigators/specialists into a coherent document which summarizes the suitability of the Wellington site for conducting not only the small-scale pilot test, but potentially for long-term commercial scale carbon capture and sequestration (CCS).

Q5_2013.pdf, Jan. 31, 2013 (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 241 kB)

Q4_2012r2.pdf, Nov. 12, 2012 (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 3 MB)

Q3_2012r.pdf, Revised Sept. 5, 2012 (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 3.4 MB)

Q2_2012.pdf, May 2012 (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 1.4 MB)

Q1_2012rev.pdf, March 2012 (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 2.7 MB)

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