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Economic Potential of DACCS and Global CCS Progress

[51] UNDISCOVERED DISCOVERED COMMERCIAL TOTAL STORAGE RESOURCES PROSPECTIVE SUB-COMMERCIAL CONTINGENT CAPACITY INJECTED FINAL INVESTMENT DECISION Have the storable quantities Y Y Is the project actively injecting? Does the project have all the been injected into the formation? N necessary approvals for development? ECONOMIC VIABILITY → → 333 YH STORED ON INJECTION APPROVED FOR DEVELOPMENT NJUSTIFIED FOR DEVELOPMENT YDEVELOPMENT PENDING Can a commercial development be progressed without a significant delay? N DEVELOPMENT ON HOLD Does the project hold N DEVELOPMENT UNCLARIFIED Are the storable quantities considered commerical with a firm intention to proceed? DISCOVERY a storage license? Is there an active appraisal or evaluation plan? Can the resource be accessed with existing physical or regulatory Nconstraints? Are the storable quantities the subject of a viable drilling target? N→ DEVELOPMENT NOT VIABLE NINACCESSIBLE YPROSPECT NLEAD ECONOMICALLY NOT VIABLE ECONOMICALLY VIABLE INCREASING CHANCE OF COMMERCIALITY HIGHLY SUITABLE ■SUITABLE POSSIBLE UNLIKELY APPENDIX FIGURE 4: RESULTS FROM ASSESSMENT CYCLE 3 OF THE CO₂ STORAGE RESOURCE CATALOGUE. SOURCE: OGCI ET AL. (2022) Have the storable quantities been discovered? Has a nominal storge site been identified? Has the evaluation specified a geological sequence by name? Can the resource be accessed with existing physical or Nregulatory constraints? NSEQUENCE PLAY N➡ BASIN PLAY NINACCESSIBLE APPENDIX FIGURE 3: THE STORAGE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR CO₂ STORAGE RESOURCES. FOLLOW THE QUESTION FLOW CHART (BLUE BOXES) TO GUIDE YOUR RESOURCE CLASSIFICATION. SOURCE: OGCI ET AL. (2022) Assessment cycle 3 increased the number of storage sites to 852 and the number of assessed countries to 30. Appendix figure 4 shows the total discovered and undiscovered storage resource. Just over 577 Gt of storage resources (or 4.1 per cent of the total global resource base) have been discovered - meaning they have been proven with subsurface data such as a well and seismic surveys. Unfortunately, only a very small fraction of the total global storage resource base can be considered commercial resources - just 253 MtCO2 (or 0.002 per cent). Commercial resources must be ready for a storage operation to proceed and have: The third annual assessment cycle ("Cycle 3" in OGCI et al. (2022)) was completed in March 2022 and added approximately 1,000 gigatonnes of CO2 (GtCO2) of storage resources to the global resource base, which stands at 13,954 GtCO2. . a legal and regulatory framework that enables CO2 storage . a thorough technical assessment and understanding of the storage complex • a notional project development plan • no significant barrier causing delay in development of the project. GLOBAL CCS INSTITUTE
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