A two day high level, indepth information rich congress will bring together key experts from the CCS global developments and showcase the opportunities and necessity for successful CO2 storage. Cost effective CCS is essential for the future viability and sustainability of the power generation industry.

• To provide an indepth examination of the CCS opportunity
• To showcase global CCS projects
• To showcase the Abu Dhabi project
• To promote and help understand the available CCS technologies
• To accelerate the development of new CCS projects

Here’s who you’ll meet at Carbon Capture & Storage:

• Utilities & Power Generation
• CompaniesMinistries & Government
• Technology Solution Suppliers
• Service Providers & Engineering Companies
• Bank, Investors & Venture capitalists
• Development banks

The speaker line up includes:

• Peter Verhulst, Senior Technical Manager, Shell E&P International
• Mohammed Al-Sabban, Senior Advisor to the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Resources, Saudi Arabia
• Dr Hisham Khatib, Honarary Vice Chairman, World Energy Council and Chairman, Electricity Regulatory Commission of Jordan
• Ghaniya Bin-Dhaaer Al-Yafei, EOR Team Leader, Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO)
• Sam Draper, Engineering Technical Leader, GE Energy
• Iain W Wright, Carbon Dioxide Project Manager, BP Alternative Energy
• Dave Binnie, General Manager, Hydrogen Energy
• Henrik Solgaard Andersen, Project Director, CO2 Value Chain, StatoilHydro

Keynote Session: Paving the Way for International CCS Deployment

• What is CCS and why and when do we need it?
• What level of investment is required?
• What is the CCS value chain?
• What is the potential of CCS?

CO2 Capture and Storage: The Road Ahead
Dave Binnie, General Manager, Hydrogen Energy

Turning Carbon Dioxide Management into a Business Opportunity
Gulshan Dua, Vice President, Process Engineering and Gas Processing, SNC Lavalin

Status and Challenges within CCS from an Oil and Gas Majors Perspective
Henrik Solgaard Andersen, Project Director, CO2 Value Chain, StatoilHydro

Carbon Capture and storage: Challenges and opportunities in the Middle East
Peter Verhulst, Senior Technical Manager, Shell E&P International

Developing CCs and CDM Projects
Mohammed Al-sabban, Senior Advisor to the Minister of Petroleum and Natural
Resources, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

CCS Economics – Costs, Regulation, Competition and Investment

• What is the cost of CCS and how can costs be reduced?
• Incentivising CCS through emissions trading
• What does the price of carbon need to be?
• How can CCS projects be financed?
• What is the potential opportunity for investors as CCS passes through the development phase?
• What is a full life cycle analysis of CCS?
• How can regulatory developments affect the industry going forward?
• Can the private sector deliver on CCS with the right policy support?
• Establishing legal and regulatory frameworks (property rights, long-term liability, storage and monitoring, IP)
• Will CCS be applicable for CDM status?
• Funding options, risk management, partnerships

Each speaker will give a 15 minute introductory presentation followed by an interactive discussion session.

Speakers:
Sam Draper, Engineering Technical Leader, GE Energy
Suhail Al Mazrouei, Senior Project Manager, Energy and Advisory Unit, Mubadala Development Company
Pierre Le Thiez, Executive Vice President, Geogreen
Dr Hhisham Khatib, Honarary Vice Chairman, World Energy Council and Chairman, Electricity Regulatory Commission of Jordan
Gael Forest, Partner, ERM Middle East

CCS Global and Regional Projects – Moving from the Drawing Board to Demonstrating CCs technology and Applications

A series of global and regional case studies which will address:

• Where are the current projects?
• What key challenges need to be overcome?
• What key lessons and best practice can be shared?
• Current uses of CCS
• The business case for CCS for EOR – challenges and opportunities
• Commercial aspects and opportunities of carbon dioxide in oil and gas reserves

In salah gasfield Project
Iain W Wright, Carbon Dioxide Project Manager, BP Alternative Energy

International and Regional Case studies

Speakers:
Masanori Abe, General Manager, Technical Integration Group, Japan CCS
Pietro Barbucci, Head of Research Unit, ENEL
Ghaniya Bin-Dhaaer Al-Yafei, EOR Team Leader, Abu Dhabi Company for onshore oil opportunities (ADCO)

Close of Day One & Networking Drinks

Developing and Implementing CCS Capture Technology

• How can CCS be captured from gas and coal power plants?
• What different approaches can be used?
• Update on capture technologies: where are we?
• Analysis and comparison of IGCC pre-combustion, postcombustion, oxyfuel capture: feasibility, integration and cost
• What technologies and membranes can be used?
• Deploying new technologies for CCS

Speakers:
Dr Jens Hetland, Senior Scientist, SINTEF Energy Research
Raman Narayanan, Manager, GHG and Carbon Dioxide, Shell Canada - Oil Sands and Member, ICON

Commercialising Carbon Dioxide Capture systems for enhanced oil Recovery and storage
Lionel kambeitz, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, HTC Pure energy

CCS Storage Technology – Challenges & Technology Solutions

• Comparison of storage technologies
• How can carbon dioxide be effectively sequestered?
• Issues of site selection
• What options are there for carbon dioxide storage: deep saline aquifiers, subsea storage, mature oil and gas reservoirs?
• Which type of location would provide the lowest cost storage?
• Leakage issues
• Methodology issues: analysis of various tools of measurement and monitoring and verification of carbon benefits
  

Speakers:
Gary Weilinger, Vice President, Spectra Energy Transmission
Additional speakers to be announced

Geological Storage of Carbon Dioxide
Pierre Le Thiez, Executive Vice President, Geogreen

Calculating the Subsurface Carbon Dioxide Storage Capacity
Bert van der Meer, Senior Reservoir Engineer, TNO

CCS Systems and Future Vision

• How can carbon dioxide be transported to storage?
• What are the easiest systems to link capture to storage?
• How can carbon dioxide pressurised pipelines be used?
• How does the CCS industry build momentum?
• How can key technological challenges be overcome?
• How to accelerate the development of CCS technology?
• What is required?

Speakers to be announced

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The Carbon Capture & Storage Association (CCSA) exists to represent the interests of its members in the business of capture and geological storage of carbon dioxide (known as Carbon Capture and Storage, or CCS) as a means of abating atmospheric emissions of carbon dioxide and potentially, as a means of enhancing the production of fossil hydrocarbons.
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