RamonCO
To achieve significant reductions in CO2 emissions through Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) by 2030, it is essential to integrate technical, economic, societal, and environmental disciplines. This holistic approach will support decision-making processes related to permitting and ensuring containment and conformance during the execution of CCS projects.
The CETP (Clean Energy Technology Partnership) project, RamonCO, focuses on three critical research areas pertinent to CO2 monitoring:
- the field-scale application of multi-physics data modeling and inversion,
- multi-dimensional decision support,
- governance strategies for managing risks associated with CCS.
The project’s primary objective is to develop multi-dimensional robust conformance assessment methodology and advance risk-based monitoring and societal implementation strategies. Specific goals include:
- Establishing a framework for determining site-specific detection thresholds using field-scale, multi-physics, multi-modal, and multi-scale data types.
- Developing and testing an inversion framework for the field-scale analysis of multi-physics monitoring data.
- Creating and implementing a methodology to incorporate societal and environmental risks into standard risk evaluation tools and assessments.
- Developing and applying a framework for risk-based value-of-information (VoI) analysis concerning CO2 storage monitoring.
Procject Partners
- NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS (Project Coordinator)
- CO2 CLUB – Asociatia Clubul CO2, Romania
- CRES –Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving Fondation, Greece
- EBN BV – Energie Beheer Nederland, BV, EBN, The Netherlands
- Equinor Energy AS – Norway
- UFZ – Helmoltz Zentrum für Umweltforschung GMBW, Germany
- GeoEcoMar – Institutul National de Cercetare – Dezvoltare Pentru Geologie si Geoecologie Marina, Romania
- LLNL – Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA
- TNO – Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research, The Netherlands
- Eni Energy BV – The Netherlands
- Risktec Solutions BV – The Netherlands
- Harbour Energy – The Netherlands
Sub-partners
- ReachSubsea – Norway
- UCSD – University of California San Diego, USA
Resources
Contact
- Kirsti Midttømme: kimi@norceresearch.no
Publications and outreach
Only lists those co-authored by our members:-
Conf-paper by: Lien, M. (2025)
Gravity field monitoring, Viking and Morcambe CCS
Risk Management and Monitoring Network Meeting 2025
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Paper by: Lien, M. , Lorentzen, R.J. , Luo, X. , Eikrem, K.S. , Boullenger, B., Leeuwenburgh, O., Smeenk, S. (2025)
Demonstrating a Multi-Physics Data Assimilation Framework on the Smeaheia CO2 Storage Case | Earthdoc
24th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics
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Poster by: Lien, M. , Lorentzen, R.J. , Luo, X. , Eikrem, K.S. (2025)
Multi-Data Assimilation of the Smeaheia CO2 Storage Model
20th international EnKF workshop (2025)
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Paper by: Heggelund, Y., Lien, M.Ø. , Otto, D. (2025)
The Application of a Multidisciplinary Framework for Optimizing the Monitoring System for Geological CO2 Storage
C — Journal of Carbon Research
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Conf-paper by: Lien, M. (2025)
Combining AVA, 4D gravity, well-pressure and seafloor displacement data within an ensemble-based inversion framework
World CCUS Conference 2025, CO2 Storage and Monitoring: Challenges, Opportunities and Innovations Workshop
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Poster by: Nøttveit, A., Midttømme, K., Mannseth, T. , Sprenkeling, M., Heijden, J.v.d., Otto, D., Neele, F., Leeuwenburgh, O., Koning, M. (2024)
Risk-based framework for assessing CO2 storage monitoring
17th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies GHGT-17
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Conf-paper by: Nøttveit, A., Midttømme, K., Mannseth, T. , Sprenkeling, M., Heijden, J.v.d., Otto, D., Neele, F., Leeuwenburgh, O., Koning, M. (2024)
Risk-based framework for assessing CO2 storage monitoring
EAGE Geotech 3rd EAGE Geoscience Technologies and applications conference 2024
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Lecture by: Midttømme, K., Mannseth, T. , Sprenkeling, M., Leeuwenburgh, O., Neele, F., Nøttveit, A., Koning, M. (2024)
Risk-based framework for assessing CO2 storage monitoring
ACT & CETP TRI3 Knowledge Sharing Workshop
Total: 8