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17 March 2009 A new document from Department of Energy examines existing and emerging techniques to monitor, verify and account for CO2 stored in geologic formations.
The report, titled “Monitoring, Verification, and Accounting of CO2 Stored in Deep Geologic Formations,” was prepared by the National Energy Technology Laboratory with input from the seven regional partnerships. The report provides an overview of monitoring, verification and accounting (MVA) techniques that are currently in use or are being developed. It also summarizes the Energy Department’s MVA research and development program. And it presents information that can be used by regulatory organizations, project developers and national and state policymakers to ensure the safety and efficacy of carbon storage projects.
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