Resource assessment for deep sedimentary and basement reservoirs

Expected Outcome: Deep sedimentary/basement reservoirs are usually characterized by low permeability, high drilling cost and a scarcity of data, as they are typically ignored by hydrocarbon exploration. Major exploration challenges relate to predicting deep sedimentary and basement reservoir structures and properties to identify suitable locations for reservoir-independent approaches, capable of overcoming the low permeability obstacle, such as Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) or closed-loop geothermal systems. Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: Increased knowledge base for developers to unlock unexploited geothermal resources, increase drilling success rate, increase geothermal sources performance and reduce the risk of induced seismicity and deploy geothermal energy in a sustainable way in environmental (notably on biodiversity and pollution) and socioeconomic terms. Citizens and local communities are engaged and benefit from local, more secure and affordable renewable energy sources. Scope: Advanced methods, technologies and conceptual models, for different geological settings, to identify suitable conditions for geothermal resource exploitation, tackling the issue of data scarcity and leveraging the information available. The proposals are expected to contribute to the assessment of environmental and social impacts and to unlock geothermal resources marked by low natural permeability at depths between 2000-6000m. The sco…bron

• Advanced methods, technologies and conceptual models for different geological settings to identify suitable conditions for geothermal resource exploitation
• Proposals expected to contribute to assessment of environmental and social impacts
• Unlock geothermal resources marked by low natural permeability at depths between 2000-6000m
• Proposals expected to take into account impact of reservoir conditions and parameters (in-situ stress, temperature, geo-mechanical, chemical properties)
• Proposals expected to validate benefit of proposed solution in context of state-of-the-art decision and risk analysis methods
• Partners expected to practice inclusive societal engagement, early, continuous, and sensitive to technical specificities
• Effective contribution of SSH disciplines and involvement of SSH experts required
• Activities expected to achieve TRL 4-5 by end of project

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