Hi {{ contact.FIRSTNAME | default : "there" }}, | Understand the Science Behind Secure CO2 Storage | Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) is scaling fast across Canada, and geological storage verification is central to making it work. Join us on July 29 for a session on how geophysical and geochemical monitoring confirm that injected CO2 stays securely contained underground. |
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July 29, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM MDT | Online | Free |
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Brendan Kolkman-Quinn, P.Geo., Subsurface Research Manager at Carbon Management Canada, will walk through real examples from the Newell County Field Research Station, covering how CO2 is injected into deep saline formations and depleted reservoirs, and the monitoring technologies used to detect leakage and confirm long-term storage. |
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What you'll learn: | | | - The fundamentals of dedicated geological CO2 storage (GCS)
- How geophysical and geochemical monitoring verifies secure, long-term storage
- Real-world insight from active pilot and commercial CCUS projects in Alberta
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| | Subsurface Research Manager, Carbon Management Canada |
| | | Brendan leads time-lapse seismic monitoring research at Carbon Management Canada, focused on CO2 conformance and containment. |
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