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First order sealing and hydrocarbon migration processes, Gippsland Basin, Australia: implications for CO2 geosequestration

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Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)

Authors: G.W. O’Brien, P.R. Tingate, L.M. Goldie Divko, M.L. Harrison, C.J. Boreham, K. Liu, N. Arian and P. Skladzien

Date Published: September 2008

Number of Pages: 28

Abstract:

The petroleum systems of the Gippsland Basin have been evaluated to provide insights into how hydrocarbons have migrated and accumulated and how injected CO2 could migrate and be either retained or lost from the system. This study has provided both new insights into the petroleum systems in this mature basin and a regional framework for assessing the viability of the Gippsland Basin for large-scale Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in relation to containment and migration.

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