Carbon Management Center

CMC EOR Research

The CMC is engaged in cutting-edge research into the utilization of captured anthropogenic CO2 for enhanced oil recovery. Learn more ...

The Carbon Management Center is a research center of four leading research institutions: the Colorado School of Mines, University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado State University, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Our mission is to conduct basic research, develop next-generation technologies, and engage in cross-cutting analysis for the capture, use, and storage of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. Learn more...

Recent CMC Research:

Y. Wu: TOUGH2-CSM: Modeling Coupled Processes of Flow, Transport and Storage of CO2 in Acquifers

Yu-Shu Wu
A. Navarre-Sitchler & K. Mouzakis: Mineral Dissolution and Porosity (& Permeability) Changes in Response to CO2 Injection

A. Navarre-Sitchler
D.V. Griffiths: Risk Assessment Tools in Geomechanics

D.V. Griffiths

M. Gutierrez: Geomechanics of CO2 Storage Resevoirs: Focus on Fractured Rock Responses to CO2 Injection

M. Gutierrez
C. Rybowiak: Assessment of Scale on Permiability Estimates in Cretaceous Reservoirs, Denver Basin, Colorado

C. Rybowiak
V. Matthews: Carbon Sequestration in Colorado and the Craig Project

V. Matthews

A. Heris: CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery, Sequestration and Integrated Modeling

A. Heris
J. Brown and H. Kazemi: Enhanced Oil Recovery Research at CSM

J. Brown and H. Kazemi

The tools below provide details on CMC research projects and contact information for CMC PIs and affilated researchers. More extensive information on CMC research is available to members.