from deep wells data CO2 storage sites catalogue and feasibility studies in Italy Fabio Moia*, Fedora Quattrocchi**, Mauro Buttinelli**, Barbara Cantucci** M. Procesi*** General Assembly 2008 – EGU (European Geosciences Union) Vienna, 13-18 Aprile 2008 POSTER SESSION * CESI RICERCA ** INGV-Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia *** UNIRoma3 Stabilize and reduce the atmospheric concentration of anthropogenic greenhouse gases is one of the principal goal that have to be accomplished in short time, in order to reduce the climate changes and the global warming, following the World Energy Outlook 2007 program by IEA. The most promising remedy, proposed for large CO2 sources like thermoelectric power plants, refineries and cement industries, is to separate the flue gas capturing the CO2 and to store it into deep sub-surface geological reservoirs, such as deep saline aquifers, depleted oil and gas fields and unminable coal beds. In order to support the identification of potential storage reservoirs in Italy, CESI RICERCA S.p.A and INGV, accomplished a detailed reworking of available geological, geophysical, geochemical and seismological data, in order to support the existing European GESTCO as well as the CO2GeoCapacity projects. Aim of this work is to establish some site selection criteria to demonstrate the possibility of the geological storage of CO2 in Italy, even if It is located in an active geodynamical domain.