CCS in Process Industries – Workshop presentations available

On 10-11 March 2015, a joint workshop was arranged by IEA Implementing Agreement IETS, Industrial Energy-Related Technologies and Systems, and IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme. The workshop attracted about 60 participants and included presentations by invited speakers from industry, different government agencies, leading national and international organizations, research institutes and academia. A discussion forum moderated by Simon Bennett from IEA wrapped up the two-day workshop.

Below is a list of the presentations held, click on the name of the speaker or the presentation title to access it.

• Introduction to IETS and IEAGHG, Background and Aims of the Workshop
  John Gale, IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme UK
  Thore Berntsson, Industrial Energy-Related Technologies and Systems IA, Sweden
• An Overview of Carbon Capture Technological Processes from Fossil Fuels Utilization – A Portuguese Strategic Perspective
  Clemente Pedro Nunes and Filomena Pinto, LNEG, Portugal
  Carla Pinheiro, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal
• Fossil Fuels and Climate Change Mitigation with Examples From Energy Intensive Industries
  Filip Johnsson, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
• Importance of Pilots and Demos for CCS in Industry – Norwegian CLIMIT Program
  Hans J rg Fell, Gassnova, Norway
• Integration and Onsite System Aspects of Industrial Post-Combustion CCS
  Thore Berntsson, Chalmers Univeristy of Technology, Sweden
• Carbon Capture and Storage, Use or Recycle?
  John Gale, IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme, UK
• Overview of the DOE Industrial CCS RD&D Program
  Mark Ackiewicz, Department of Energy, USA
• The Nordic CCS Roadmap – The Role of Process Industry
  Nils R kke, Climate Technologies SINTEF, Norway
• The Strategic view of Industrial CCS from UK DECC Perspective
  Greg Gebrail, Department of Energy and Climate Change, UK
• Technology Option and Prospect of Application of CCS in Pulp and Paper Industry Globally
  Antti Arasto, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
• Carbon Capture by Forest, Refined by Industry and Stored in Products
  Helena Sj gren, Swedish Forest Industries Federation
• Infrastructure, Transport and System Aspects on CCS in European Context
  Maurice Hanegraaf, TNO, the Netherlands
• Potential for CO2 Capture and Storage in EU Refineries
  Alan Reid, CONCAWE, Belgium
• Shell AOSP Oil Sands Quest Industrial CCS Project – Design and Drivers
  Lily Gray, Shell Global Solutions, the Netherlands
• CO2 Capture Project – Oil Refinery Scenario
  Mark Crombie, BP, UK
• A View from Cefic on the Future Role of CCS
  Guy Parker, European Chemical Industry Council (Cefic)
• Review of Large Scale Demo and Pilot Plans Projects of CCS in H2 Production Industry
  Stanley Santos, IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme, UK
• Teesside Collective: Developing an Industrial CCS Network in Teesside, UK
  Sarah Tennison, Tees Valley Unlimited – The local Enterprise Partnership for Tees Valley, UK