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ECCSEL Infrastructure for Isotope Characterization of Reservoirs for Subsurface CO2 Storage

A potential solution to reduce the emission of CO 2 in the atmosphere is to store CO 2 in subsurface reservoirs. This may be in depleted gas/oil reservoirs, saline aquifers or other porous geological formations, both on shore and off shore. To avoid any hazardous incidents, it is of high importance that the reservoirs can be proven leak free and that there is a good communication within the reservoir.