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Registration now open for the STEMM-CCS Open Science Meeting and 4th International Workshop on Offshore Geologic CO2 Storage. Join us in Bergen, 11-12th Feb 2020. skjemaker.app.uib.no/view.php?id=68…

Ready to go here in Bergen - our final project meeting, held in conjunction with IEAGHG's 4th Offshore Geologic CO2 Storage Workshop. Where did the last 4 years go?!

A very grand setting Universitetet i Bergen in Norway for the start of the STEMM-CCS final meeting & 4th international workshop on offshore CO2 storage IEAGHG

STEMM-CCS coordinator Doug Connelly presents on the multitude of challenges addressed by the project...how difficult could it be to simulate a CO2 leak in the North Sea...?

Kevin Saw ⁦National Oceanography Centre⁩ presenting the phenomenal technical challenges associated with the ⁦STEMM-CCS⁩ project ⁦@inea_eu⁩

How do you safely get 3 tonnes of CO2 to the seafloor at the bottom of the North Sea? National Oceanography Centre Kevin Saw explains how...(hint: you need a crack team of marine engineers and a lot of ingenuity)

Sam Monk ⁦National Oceanography Centre⁩ showing off all the latest lab on chip technology developed in the ⁦STEMM-CCS⁩ ⁦ project funded by ⁦@inea_eu⁩

Getting technical in the 1st STEMM-CCS session, with some great talks from National Oceanography Centre British Geological Survey & Cellular Robotics on how to conduct (& measure) an offshore #CCS experiment

#NewPaper on 'Impact and detectability of hypothetical #CCS offshore seep scenarios as an aid to storage assurance and risk assessment' ➡️ snip.ly/2tqmjl #CarbonCaptureAndStorage Plymouth Marine Lab Universitetet i Bergen Bjerknessenteret National Oceanography Centre Heriot-Watt University Pierre Cazenave STEMM-CCS

Here we are...all 150 (ish) of us at the joint STEMM-CCS final meeting and IEAGHG 4th Offshore Geologic CO2 Storage Workshop in Bergen. Many thanks to our generous host Universitetet i Bergen for having us!

Day 2 of the STEMM-CCS final meeting / IEAGHG 4th Offshore Geologic CO2 Storage Workshop: National Oceanography Centre Matt Mowlem ponders new methods for autonomous observation of offshore CCS reservoir integrity...

Fantastic talk by Ben giving us a glimpse of what the CO2 gas was up to within the sediment during the STEMM-CCS controlled release experiment. Amazing figures and data derived from the SAMS Marine Robotics TeledyneMarine #Gavia

Marius Dewar ⁦Plymouth Marine Lab⁩ showing the benefits gained when combining models to address questions of CO2 releases in marine systems. Nesting models essential to move from global-regional-m scale models. In combination with plume models. ⁦STEMM-CCS⁩

Anna Lichtschlag from National Oceanography Centre showcasing the STEMM-CCS online monitoring and decision support tool. Check it out at: stemm-ccs.eu/monitoring-tool IEAGHG @inea_eu

Marcella Dean ⁦@mars66oreo⁩ presenting her view of what worked and did not work on the ⁦STEMM-CCS⁩ project.

Wrapping up the STEMM-CCS synthesis session with an engaging panel discussion on what the project has delivered and what #OffshoreCCS issues remain to be addressed.

Nice article in the latest issue of Southampton University’s Re:action magazine about CCS and their involvement in the STEMM-CCS project. issuu.com/university_of_…

An important output from STEMM-CCS - demonstrating that we can effectively monitor offshore carbon storage sites.