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Monitoring System of the CO2 Lacq injection

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Monitoring System of the CO2 Lacq injection

Monitoring System includes:

Composition of the injected CO2 and flow measurement

Surface CO2 detectors

Well annulus pressure

Pressure and temperature of the injector

Pressure and temperature in the reservoir

Microseismic equipment

Soil gas measurement

Groundwater quality

Surface water quality

Biodiversity-fauna and flora

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Project Planning

Over 3 years, more than 50 000 metric tons of CO2 have been injected. Injection process ended at mid march 2013. 3 years observation period starts

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Other Lacq CCS Project features

Independent Scientific Committee

Voluntary Public consultation

Helping to prepare the future European directive on CO2 storage

Sharing the results with Indonesian authorities (December 2007 Agreement signed in Bali)

Many visits of international companies and organisations

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Difficulties to implement CCS in Europe

Eight potential projects for CCS were scheduled in Europe: in France, Poland, Netherlands, Italy and UK

Due to technical difficulties, Arcelor Mittal decided to put on hold its « Ulcos » project at Florange steel manufacture (France)

European Commission decided to suspend the financing of CCS 2012 projects in Europe (1,5 billion € were available for that purpose)

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Climate change

What implications for oil companies: the case of TOTAL

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Climate Change:

what can an oil company do about it ?

Promote a better understanding of climate change mechanisms and use it’s industrial competences to develop potential solutions

Manage a better control greenhouse gas emissions from its own facilities

Help its clients to manage their greenhouse gas emissions

Promote alternatives: renewable energies non CO2 or low CO2 emitting and nuclear energy

Imagine and validate efficient and reliable solutions to capture and sequestrate CO2 (Lacq Pilot scheme and others)

… while continuing to meet the world’s energy demand

(deep offshore, unconventional oil, mature fields, LNG…)

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Some operational criterias

Total performance – 2013/2012/2011/2010

	2013	2012	2011	2010
Oil & Gas Production
(Mboe/d)	2,30	2,30	2,35	2,38
(Mtoe)	115	115	117	119
Net primary Energy
Consumption
(TWh)		159	158	157
(Mtoe)		13,6	13,5	13,4
GHG emissions
Operated (MtCO2eq)	46	47	46	52
Group share (MtCO2eq)	53	55	53	59
Flaring
(Mm3/d)	8,8	10,8	10,0	14,5
(Mtoe)	2,8	3,4	3,1	4,6
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Total: Actions and Objectives for Environment

Emissions reporting and monitoring

25 €/t CO2 notional price for all new Total Projects (worldwide), this price assumption will evolve according to the regulations

Reduction in gas flaring: 50% in 2014 vs 2005

Energy efficiency E&P and Petrochemicals: 2% yearly improvement between 2007 and 2012

Energy efficiency Refining: 1% improvement between 2007 and 2012

Energy efficiency: objective new period: 1,5% yearly improvement between 2012 and 2017

Reduction in GHG emissions: 15% in 2015 vs 2008

Reduction in SO2 emissions: 20% in 2017 vs 2012

ISO 14000 certification rate: 100% of environmentally sensitive sites in 2017

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Total: 2013 Performances

Reduction in gas flaring: -40% vs 2005

SO2 Emissions: -24% vs 2010

Energy efficiency E&P: Affected by flaring at Usan/Nigeria

Energy efficiency Refining and Petrochemicals: in line with targets

Reduction in GHG emissions: -20% vs 2008

ISO 14000 certification rate: 98% of environmentally sensitive sites

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