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West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership Kickoff Meeting Expectations

West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership Kickoff Meeting Expectations. Larry Myer UCOP/CEC September 30, 2003. Preliminaries. Contract award from DOE to CEC imminent Subcontracts in place for work to begin in mid November NETL Kickoff Meeting for all Partnerships November 3–4.

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West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership Kickoff Meeting Expectations

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  1. West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration PartnershipKickoff Meeting Expectations Larry Myer UCOP/CEC September 30, 2003 LM-03 CA-8

  2. Preliminaries • Contract award from DOE to CEC imminent • Subcontracts in place for work to begin in mid November • NETL Kickoff Meeting for all Partnerships November 3–4 LM-03 CA-8

  3. Meeting Objectives • Meet other participants; understand who is doing what; teaming • Presentations by participants • Perspectives of stakeholders; expectations • Relevant background, proposed work and participation • Breakout sessions • Task – related technical discussions; approaches; coordination, data requirements, schedule • Identify questions and issues which need to be resolved LM-03 CA-8

  4. Phase I Is Organized Into Four Tasks LM-03 CA-8

  5. Advisory Committee Howard HerzogMassachusetts Institute of Technology Lynn OrrStanford University; Director, Global Climate Energy Project Diane Wittenberg California Climate Registry Richard DeboltTransAlta Cathy Reheis-BoydWestern States Petroleum Association Doug LarsonWestern Governors Association BB Blevins California Environmental Protection Agency Scott WellingtonShell International Exploration and Production, Inc Alan Lucier National Council for Air and Stream Improvement LM-03 CA-8

  6. Regional Characterization; Data Collection • Terrestrial data includes land use, land cover, hydrology, soil maps, crop yields, land ownership, etc. • Winrock will lead collection working with Washington State Dept. of National Resources, Oregon Dept. of Forestry, California Dept. of Forestry and Fire Protection and Arizona Dept. of Forestry • Point source data for power plants and major industrial sources; location, amount, processes • Nexant will collect industrial source data • Pacific Corp, TransAlta, Sierra Pacific Resources, Salt River Project to provide data • BP - North Slope source data; ConocoPhillips and Chevron- Texaco additional source data LM-03 CA-8

  7. Rocky Mountain Province Columbia Plateau Sierra- Cascade Province Basin and Range Province Pacific Coastal Province Colorado Plateau Regional Characterization; Data Collection (Cont’d) • KinderMorgan will lead development of transportation data with focus on pipelines, including right-of-ways and topography • Geologic data includes location, depth, formation properties, etc. • Regional survey data collected by California Department of Conservation, Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology and other state geologic surveys • Geologic data for pilot scale studies: BP for North Slope, Aera, Occidental Petroleum for Southern California LM-03 CA-8

  8. Regional Characterization; Data Integration • Winrock will develop two point terrestrial baselines for WA, OR, AZ, and CA • Complementary effort by Kearney Foundation on soil carbon storage in California • Consolidated GIS-based geologic sequestration database to be developed • Source, transport, and site data • Cooperative effort with WGA, Utah AGRC, MIT, and CA Geologic Survey Power plants and oil/gas fields in California LM-03 CA-8

  9. Technology Deployment Issues • Develop an action plan to address environmental efficacy and regulations; focus on strategy for pilot projects and larger-scale deployments (CEC Lead) • Life cycle analysis of impact of CO2 capture, transport and storage options on other emissions (Nexant) • Compile and assess regulations and permits; current and future • Terralog Technologies will coordinate with state regulatory agencies and EPA LM-03 CA-8

  10. Technology Deployment Issues (Cont’d) • LBNL will develop risk assessment framework for geologic sequestration • Builds on previous work by LBNL, CCP, and LLNL • Develop features, events and processes (FEPs) • LBNL will lead development of protocols for monitoring and verification • Builds on previous work by LBNL, LLNL, CCP, and others • Modeling to assess techniques, data from Aera, ChevronTexaco, Occidental Petroleum LM-03 CA-8

  11. Public Outreach • Create Partnership web site (BKi) • Use existing channels, e.g. State forestry depts. • Develop University and K-12 curricula; work with WGA • CSUB Geo-technology Training Center • Cal Poly Center for Teacher Education • Hold stakeholders’ meeting • Advice from NGOs,other stakeholders • Prepare action plan LM-03 CA-8

  12. Identify Terrestrial Sequestration Options and Opportunities • Prepare supply curves for major classes of regional land use and forest activities • Evaluate potential pilot projects • Increasing mass of large trees and dead wood • Reducing large fires • Reforesting riparian zones • Foresting marginal lands • Changing commercial practices to increase carbon stocks • Winrock will coordinate with Arizona Dept. of Forestry, California Dept. of Forestry and Fire Protection, Oregon Dept. of Forestry, Washington State Dept. of Natural Resources, Pacific Forest Trust $/ton C Option 3 Option 2 Option 1 Quantity of carbon in tons LM-03 CA-8

  13. Identify Geologic Sequestration Options and Opportunities • Perform economic, transportation, geologic screening and other analyses on GIS database to obtain best geologic options • Consider about five transport - storage options for each source • E2I/EPRI to lead team • MIT (scenario analyses on GIS data) • SFA Pacific (capture economics) • ARI (EOR, EGR engineering and economics) • LBNL (geologic screening) • Coordinate input from utilities, oil companies, others LM-03 CA-8

  14. Action Plan for Geologic Field Pilot Demonstrations • EOR projects are best opportunities, candidates are: • Elk Hills (Occidental), Ventura and Huntington Beach (Shell/Aera), and Prudhoe Bay (BP) • Action plan will address: • Technology demonstration • Monitoring and verification • Risk assessment • Regulatory definitions • Public outreach and education LM-03 CA-8

  15. Phase I: Projected Deliverables • Consolidated database of information on carbon sequestration, including sources, terrestrial and geologic sinks, and infrastructure • Compilation and assessment of regulations • Geologic risk assessment framework • Assessment of impacts on other emissions • Protocols for monitoring and verification • Materials for a public outreach program • Framework for comparison and selection of sequestration options, including economics (supply curves), capture technology, risk, etc. • Selection and plans for demonstration projects in Phase II LM-03 CA-8

  16. Our Commitment to the Team is Consistent with Explicit USDOE Goals • Developing regional source/sink information has intrinsic value to many organizations • Developing a robust action plan will position the team as effectively as possible for Phase II pilots and success LM-03 CA-8

  17. Task Schedules Schedule, Milestones, and Deliverables for Task #1 Schedule, Milestones, and Deliverables for Task #2 LM-03 CA-8

  18. Task Schedules Cont’d Schedule, Milestones, and Deliverables for Task #3 Schedule, Milestones, and Deliverables for Task #4 LM-03 CA-8

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