Monitoring techniques in CCUS Sample Clauses

Monitoring techniques in CCUS. In order to monitor the effects on the environment and on human health, authorities need to organise and conduct routine and non-routine inspections (at least once a year) of all storage complexes [5]. These inspections comprise of activities such as visits to the surface installations (including the injection facilities), assessment of the injection and monitoring operations carried out by the operator, examine all relevant records kept by the operator, etc. Non-routine inspections should be carried out by the authority in the event of leakages or any significant irregularities, insufficient compliance with the permit conditions; serious complaints related to the environment or human health; etc. Subsequently, authorities should prepare a report on the outcomes of each inspection indicating further actions (if any). The report should be communicated to the concerned operator and should be publicly available within two months of the inspection as per relevant EU legislation [6]. For any changes in the original plan during operation (including changes concerning the operator), the operator should inform the authorities. Accordingly, the storage permit or the permit conditions should be updated (or withdrawn as a last resort) after reviewing by the authorities to ensure no major changes are executed without a new/updated permit. Authorities may withdraw a permit in the event of any leakages or significant irregularities pursuant; non-compliance with permit conditions or risks of leakages; any other failure by the operator to meet the permit conditions; or based on the latest scientific findings and technology advancements. Subsequently, authorities may either issue a new storage permit or decide to close the site [6]. In what follows we list some of the monitoring techniques suitable for CCUS projects:  Seismic mapping to investigate injection features, pipelines and any potential for erosion [7].  Tracers to monitor plume migration.  Surface flux or soil gas sampling, microbiology and eddy covariance flux towers to monitor surface seepage [7].  Tiltmeters to monitor plume migration, caprock integrity and any potential pressure build-up  Microseismic monitoring for caprock integrity.  Chemical management technologies for periodic monitoring of scaling in the wellbore and near-surface [8].
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