CDL developed a British Columbia Carbon Storage Atlas in partnership with TGS for an integrated multi-national energy company. This project consisted of ranking storage potential and risks for saline aquifers in all areas of the province, including offshore basins.
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CDL and TGS developed a British Columbia Carbon Storage Atlas for an integrated multi-national energy company. The project involved ranking storage potential and risks for saline aquifers in all areas of the province, including offshore basins. Our team also ranked the storage potential of oil and gas pools in NEBC where there was significant oil and gas development.
CDL focused on sourcing reservoir parameters for the pools and saline aquifers in NEBC, and calculating CO₂ storage potential for all saline aquifers. We provided databases that allowed saline aquifers and depleted pools to be screened and ranked on many parameters including:
This project enabled the client to accelerate CCS strategies in British Columbia, direct investments efforts toward the most promising storage reservoirs and informed their integrated oil and gas exploration, development and export strategies.
With over $30 million invested, CDL's Technical Studies Library offers a one-of-a-kind resource for the E&P industry—covering petroleum systems, basin analysis, hydrogeology, and migration modeling across the WCSB, Williston Basin, and beyond.
