Carbon Capture and Storage Safety – CCSS For Line Managers

• This course will familiarize the Managers of the organization with the key HSE concepts to be considered for a Carbon Capture and Storage Project (CCS) during its planning, execution, and evaluation. 
• Today, several industrial companies are working to find a new way to safely store carbon underground as part of the strategy to reduce the global warming effect The technologies they’re developing could shape the future of large-scale carbon storage projects around the world.
• Technical Teams are busy finding safe and secure geologic locations to store CO2 in different parts of the world i.e., North America, Europe, Asia, etc. The countries are developing a safe process to inject CO2 thousands of feet under the earth’s surface into carefully selected geological formations where it can be permanently stored.
• Once CO2 is underground, and held in place by a thick seal rock, it can gradually transform into solid minerals.
• SLB and other companies believe a large-scale development of CCS could store up to 50 million metric tons per year of CO2 by 2030 and double that amount by 2040.
• Considering the actual number of CCS projects and the projects on the pipeline it is crucial that professional involved with this type of Projects know the main HSE considerations to ensure a safe, continuous, and profitable operation.

This course will familiarize the participants with the main concepts related to HSE considerations for Carbon Capture and Storage Project (CCS). •

• This course will help the participants to better understand how CO2 storage safety.
• To be familiar with the Green House Gasses and the impact of CO2
• To know what’s the main sources of CO2 Emissions
• To get familiar with the CO2 Physical and Chemical Characteristics
• Course will Introduce you to the new Technologies to Capture CO2 
• To be familiar with CO2 Handling and Pumping liquid and gases
• How to conduct a safe operating procedure for CO2 Projects
• Introduce you to the CCS Projects Hazards and Risks
• To be familiar with the Safety Measures to Prevent CO2 Incidents
• Understand CO2 Capture, Transportation, and Sequestration (injection