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The CO2 storage capacity of stacked brine-saturated formations in the North Dakota portion of the Williston Basin in North America was estimated using publicly available well file data. The study area referred to as the Washburn area encompasses 15,900 square km and is underlain by over 3000 m of sedimentary rock representing every period of the Phanerozoic. Reconnaissance-level CO2 storage capacity estimates for seven formations in four hydrogeologic systems were developed using a map-based approach. Results indicate that brine-saturated formations in the Washburn area of North Dakota have a CO2 storage capacity greater than 10 billion tons

CO2 storage capacity estimates for stacked brine-saturated formations in the North Dakota portion of the Williston Basin