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Summary Report of the 6th Risk Assessment Network Workshop

Technical Report

1 March 2012

Event Proceedings

Storage

Ameena Camps

Citation: IEAGHG, "Summary Report of the 6th Risk Assessment Network Workshop", 2012-05, March 2012.

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Publication Overview

The three day workshop highlighted the latest international CO₂ storage risk assessment developments, discussing communication and regulatory developments, risk and incident management, potential induced seismicity, monitoring performance, understanding potential groundwater impacts, risk assessment methodologies, key outcomes and identified knowledge gaps which need to be addressed in future research.

Publication Summary

  • A participatory process in pivotal in Risk Assessment, particularly for community assets, and benefits and impacts should be discussed not just numbers. The objective of the Risk Assessment method is more important than the method itself, though it is impor tant to note the process use for traceability.
  • Monitoring should be risk-based.
  • Baseline data is crucial.
  • Risk Assessment should be systematic and evidence based using collective judgement.

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