Results of a preliminary geological analysis on CO2 storage suitability of geological structures of Mesozoic brine aquifers [Lower Cretaceous, Lower Jurassic, Lower and Upper Triassic] of the Polish Lowlands at the Bełchatów area were presented. According to criteria given in the "Best practice for the storage of CO2 in saline aquifers", with some authors' alterations, six structures in five locations were defined [the Jeżów anticline, the Kliczków trough, the Lutomierska anticline, the Tuszyn anticline, the Zaosie anticline]. Analysis covered: CO2 storage capacity, reservoir depth, its effective thickness, porosity, permeability, mineralization, fault occurrence, overburden thickness. It was assumed that the distance between geological structure and the Bełchatów Power Plant is less or equal to 80 km, while the minimum structure's capacity was assumed at 60 Mt. Calculations of volumetric capacity of structures were performed according to the unified methodology accepted at the GeoCapacity EU Project. Selected and preliminarily defined structures meet to a certain degree criteria of carbon dioxide storage locations. They might form base to select the best and the most suitable of them to recognize in detail geological carbon dioxide storage possibilities for the Bełchatów power plant.