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Carbon Capture London 
Getting ready for Phase 2 and Phase 3 

Thursday November 20, 2014 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM GMT

 

Our London event on Nov 20th will look at what Phase 2 and Phase 3 of UK's Carbon Capture and Storage industry might look like (counting White Rose and Peterhead as Phase 1). 

• Will we need more direct government subsidy to build the next phase of projects or can they be financed using Contracts for Difference?
• Will they add-on to the existing projects, so we start to see networks?
• Will there be an EOR component - revitalising North Sea oilfields at the same time?
• Will CO2 shipping be involved, to transport CO2 over longer distances?
• Will the next projects be ones which are already on the drawing board or something completely new?
• Can there be a better way of financing CCS than the emissions trading scheme?

You can see who has registered so far on the left hand of the registration page.

 

AGENDA

Chairman: Karl Jeffery, publisher, Carbon Capture Journal

9.10 - Chair's introduction / safety brief 

9.15 Pamela Omeye-Howell. Assistant Head, Strategy and Comms, Office of Carbon Capture and Storage, DECC
The Road to CCS Deployment in the UK. Watch the video - View the slides

9.45 Emrah Durusut, senior consultant, Element Energy
Actions which need to be taken now to make the second wave of CCS projects happen after 2020
Conclusions of work done by Element Energy for the Climate Change Commission (CCC)
Different phases of CCS development to 2030  Watch the video - View the slides

10.15 Sam Gomersall, Ideas Spark, Pale Blue Dot Energy Ltd 
Phase 2 Projects: status and schedule
- Sam will outline the position of the Captain Clean Energy project as a Phase 2 project in the UK CCS landscape, how the project fits with Phase 1 projects and the overall schedule of CCS in the UK
Sam is Ideas Spark at Pale Blue Dot Energy, who are corporate development advisors in the energy business, with a specialist capability in CCS   Watch the video - View the slides

10.45 Break

11.15  Alfredo Ramos, head of Power & CCS, PSE    
Case study - using CCS system modelling to improve commercial viability and reduce technology risk Watch the video


11.45 Dennis Gammer, Strategy Manager - Carbon Capture & Storage, ETI
What has the biggest impact on the investibility of a CCS project?  Watch the video

12.15 Panel discussion

12.45 Lunch

1.45 Prof Nilay Shah, Professor of Process Systems Engineering, Imperial College London; UK CCS Research Centre (and member of DECC's CCS Development Forum)
What do we need to do to get ready for Phase 2 and Phase 3  Watch the video

2.15 Theo Mitchell, Policy Manager, The Carbon Capture & Storage Association
Implications of European policy on phases 2 and 3
- Review of recent developments in Europe, including Council Conclusions around the EU2030 package, new Commission   Watch the video

2.45 Jelena Simjanovic, EU CCS Network Project Manager, Global CCS Institute
Financial policy lessons learned to date   Watch the video

 
3.15 A better system for financing CCS - special discussion session led by Rex Gaisford
Can we come up with a simpler, more effective system for financing CCS - for example where oil and gas companies pay to capture and store the same number of carbon atoms as they produce?   Watch the video - View the slides
 
3.45 Discussion and close Watch the video

 

Event history: we previously ran Carbon Capture Journal events in London on March 25 2014,  Nov 19 2013, Mar 26 2013, and Oct 8, 2012  .

 See the attendee list for the Nov 19 2013 event

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