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Gorgon CCS in Australia Falls Farther from Declared Goal: IEEFA

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Last updated: 2024/11/29 at 4:03 PM
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The Chevron Corp.-operated Gorgon CCS challenge offshore Western Australia captured within the final fiscal 12 months (FY) simply 30 % of the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted from pure gasoline extraction by the Huge Oil-led Gorgon LNG and home gasoline challenge, in keeping with the Institute for Power Economics and Monetary Evaluation (IEEFA).

FY2023–24 marks the carbon seize and storage (CCS) challenge’s lowest efficiency because it began working August 2019, IEEFA mentioned Thursday. Gorgon CCS, situated on the Gorgon gasoline facility on Barrow Island, had a seize price of 34 % in FY2022–23 and 33 % in FY2021–22, in keeping with calculations by the Cleveland, Ohio-based assume tank. Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.’s monetary 12 months begins July and ends the next June.

The CCS challenge had been authorized on the situation it captures, on a five-year rolling common from 2016, a minimum of 80 % of CO2 emissions from wells drilled for the gasoline facility, in keeping with info printed on-line by Chevron Australia. The gasoline facility, which has a liquefied pure gasoline (LNG) capability of 15.6 million tons every year and a home gasoline provide capability of 300 terajoules a day, sources feed from the Gorgon and Jansz–Io gasoline fields.

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It was solely three years later, nevertheless, that Gorgon CCS began up. “As soon as absolutely operational, the carbon dioxide injection facility will cut back Gorgon’s greenhouse gasoline emissions by about 40 %, or greater than 100 million tonnes over the lifetime of the injection challenge”, Chevron Australia mentioned in a press release August 8, 2019, saying the graduation of operation.

IEEFA mentioned the underperformance displays a pattern amongst CCS tasks throughout the globe and casts doubt “on the monetary viability of formidable CCS plans by Australian governments and corporations”.

To this point Gorgon CCS has captured 44 % of CO2 eliminated throughout gasoline extraction between FY2019–20 and FY2023–24, in keeping with the IEEFA.

“The captured reservoir emissions characterize a really small proportion of the challenge’s whole emissions”, it mentioned. “In certainly one of its planning paperwork, Chevron estimated that the Gorgon challenge would emit round 50 million tonnes a 12 months.

“This contains Scope One (emissions from removing of CO2 in gasoline discipline), Scope Two (CO2 within the gasoline liquefaction course of) and Scope Three emissions (when gasoline is combusted by shoppers resembling electrical energy turbines). Scope Three represents the biggest share of whole emissions.

“Assuming whole emissions of about 50 million tonnes of CO2-equivalent (MtCO2e) since FY2019-20, this might imply that the CCS plant would have lowered these emissions by about 10 MtCO2 to 240 MtCO2e, or a 4 % lower”.

A truth sheet printed on-line by Chevron Australia reveals over 10 million metric tons of CO2 have been injected in Gorgon CCS as of August 2024.

“The important thing motive behind Gorgon’s underperformance is points with the reservoir stress, which has to remain inside a sure vary”, the IEEFA mentioned. “Because of this, the stress of the CO2 injection system has needed to be constrained”.

Chevron Australia has not responded to a request for remark emailed by Rigzone, however it says within the truth sheet it’s “dedicated to rising carbon dioxide injection charges at Gorgon CCS in accordance with its environmental approvals”.

“A challenge has commenced that goals to develop the system’s capability to handle water discovered throughout the reservoir the place carbon dioxide is saved, thereby lowering reservoir stress and enabling elevated carbon dioxide injection charges”, the very fact sheet states.

“Along with this challenge, Chevron Australia continues to discover choices to additional improve carbon dioxide injection charges throughout the system”, it provides.

The Gorgon three way partnership contains Chevron with a 47.3 % stake, Exxon Mobil Corp. with 25 %, Shell PLC with 25 %, Osaka Gasoline Co. Ltd. with 1.25 %, MidOcean Power LLC with one % and JERA Co. Inc. with 0.417 %.

To contact the creator, electronic mail jov.onsat@rigzone.com





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