Mr Keith Bateman

Mr Keith Bateman Project Manager/Geochemist

Location: Keyworth

Tel: 0115 936 3262

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Biography

  •  1993 :  MSc (Distinction) University of Leeds, Geochemistry
  •  1987 :  Senior Scientist at BGS with 25 years research experience in the design, execution and interpretation of experiments and computer simulations of rock-water interactions.
  •  1985 :  BSc Liverpool University, Chemistry

Skills

  •  Experimental Geochemistry High pressure fluid-rock reactions

Research interests

  •  Cement porewaters
  •  Geological disposal of hazardous wastes
  •  Influence of microbes on chemical environments and flow properties.
  •  Reactions in geothermal systems
  •  Sub-surface storage of carbon dioxide

Published outputs

Key papers

K. BATEMAN, C. ROCHELLE, A. LACINSKA, D. WAGNER, H. TAYLOR and R. SHAW. 2011. CO2-porewater-rock reactions - Large-scale column experiment (Big RIG II). Original Research Article Energy Procedia, Volume 4, 4937-4944.

ROCHELLE, C A, CAMPS, A P, BATEMAN, K, GUNN, D, JACKSON, P, LONG, D, LOVELL, M A, MILODOWSKI A E and REES, J. 2009. Can CO2 hydrate assist in the underground storage of carbon dioxide? In Sediment-hosted gas hydrates: new insights on natural and synthetic systems. (D LONG, J REES, M LOVELL and C A ROCHELLE eds). Geological Society Special Publication No. 319, 171-183.

WEST, J M, McKINLEY, I G, ROCHELLE, C A, BATEMAN, K A, KAWAMURA, H. 2006. Microbiological effects on the Cavern-Extended Storage (CES) repository for radioactive waste : a quantitative evaluation. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 90 (1-2). 114-122. 10.1016/j.gexplo.2005.09.010

BATEMAN, K, TURNER, G, PEARCE, J M, NOY, D J, BIRCHALL, D, and ROCHELLE, C A. 2005. Large-scale column experiment: Study of CO2, porewater, rock reactions and model test case.  Oil and Gas Science and Technology - Revue de l'IFP (Proceedings of International Conference on Gas-Water-Rock Interactions Induced by Reservoir Exploitation, CO2 Sequestration and Other Geological Storage, held at IFP, Paris, France, 18-20 November 2003), 60(1), p161-175.