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About the Seminar

The Seminar/Workshop was organized by the CCOP Technical Secretariat in cooperation with PETRAD and Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources through the Geological Agency Indonesia and Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB). The aims are to enhance the knowledge of the participants on the role of CCS in mitigating the impact of GHG to climate changes, assessment of potential geological storage of CO₂ and to prepare the participants for their important role as a case study country in the CCOP CO₂ Storage Mapping Program (CCS-M).

The Seminar is funded by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Jakarta with 45 registered participants.  The participants are from ITB, Geological Agency, PERTAMINA, LEMIGAS, Directorate MIGAS and from the private sector.  The resource persons were from Statoil, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD), International Research Institute Stavanger (IRIS) and Innovation Norway- RNE Tokyo, all leading Norwegian agencies dealing with CCS.  A usb flash disk containing all the documents of the Seminar was distributed free to 26 the participants with complete attendance.

Contents:

1. Program
2. Note for Information
3.  List of Participants
4. Summary
5. Photos (please see Gallery)
6. Presentations and Discussions
7. Keynote Address:State of the Art on the 40 years of success for Indonesia and what is the next challenge?– Dr. Naryanto Wagimin, Upstream Director, Directorate General of Oil and Gas
8. The CCOP CO2 Storage Mapping Program (CCS-M)– Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong, Project Coordinator, CCOP Technical Secretariat
9. CCS overview – the Norwegian experience- Dr. Per Christer Lund, Norwegian Environmental Technology Center, Royal Norwegian Embassy- Tokyo
10. Ms. Eva Halland, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate, Norway
    1. Overview of  Geological Storage of CO₂
    2.                CO2 Storage Regulation
    3.                CO2 Storage Capacity Evaluation
11. Mr. Tor Fjaeran, Director President, Statoil Indonesia
    1.                Case Studies of CO₂ Storage
    2.                Monitoring a CO₂ Storage
12. CCS in Indonesia
    1. Preliminary results of CCS Pilot Study in Merbau Field, South Sumatra–   Mr. Utomo Pratama Iskandar, LEMIGAS
    2. Preliminary results of CCS Pilot Study in Gundhi Field, Central Java- Dr. Benyamin Sapiie, ITB
13. Dr. Roman Berenblyum, IRIS AS, Norway
    1. CO₂ Storage Site Selection and Qualification
    2. Modelling Geological Storage
    3. CO₂ Utilization