Overview
This course aims to educate participants on best practices for water management in unconventional gas extraction, specifically focusing on hydraulic fracturing. The course covers topics such as water quality guidelines, waste water issues, risk management, and the relationship between water and wells. By the end of the course, participants will be able to understand the potential environmental risks associated with hydraulic fracturing and learn strategies to mitigate these risks. The intended audience for this course includes professionals working in the energy industry, environmentalists, policymakers, and individuals interested in sustainable water management practices. The teaching method of the course involves a webinar format with presentations and key takeaways on various aspects of water protection in hydraulic fracturing.
Syllabus
Intro
PRESENTERS
Take Away Messages
Queensland CSG LNG Export
Australia's Growth in LNG Exports
Shale Gas is not Coal Seam Gas
What is Hydraulic Fracturing
Water Supply Issues
Waste Water Issues
How Waste Water Might Contaminate
Conclusions Is this $3+Billion Year Bankable?
Transitional Energy Source
Co-Produced Water
Produced Water Volumes
Water and Well Relationship
CSG Water Quality
Designing a WTP
Types of Salinity
Risk Management
Brine Disposal
Taught by
Australian Water School