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September 10, 2025

A Comprehensive Outlook for CO2 Sequestration Feasibility Studies with Rock Physics

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NINnamdi Idowu-AnifowosheFederal University of Technology BOBosede Taiwo OjoFederal University of Technology

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This analysis reveals substantial CO2 storage potential in Nigerian fields, emphasizing the role of rock physics and geomechanical factors in feasibility studies.

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Five potential reservoirs were identified for CO2 storage across both fields, indicating promising options for carbon capture solutions.
Reservoir thickness varied between 20-120m, with moderate porosity levels of 17-23%, suggesting adequate conditions for CO2 injection.
Petrophysical and rock physics analyses, including compressibility and geomechanical assessments, were utilized to evaluate reservoir suitability.
The studies highlight the importance of understanding fault seals and injectivity to minimize environmental risks during CO2 storage.

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Idowu-Anifowoshe et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1c31b54b1d3bfb60f081f https://doi.org/10.2118/228727-ms

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This analysis reveals substantial CO2 storage potential in Nigerian fields, emphasizing the role of rock physics and geomechanical factors in feasibility studies.

A Comprehensive Outlook for CO2 Sequestration Feasibility Studies with Rock Physics

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A Comprehensive Outlook for CO2 Sequestration Feasibility Studies with Rock Physics

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