**Presentations now available – follow links in the programme below**
The Centre is holding an informal Natural Gas CCS Network meeting linked to the GHGT12 conference in Austin, Texas (USA) on Tuesday 7 October. The event is being held in Meeting Room 3 on the ground floor (“Level One”) at the Austin Convention Center (the main GHGT12 conference venue) from 6.30 pm until approximately 10.30 pm. 15 Speakers will form three panels, on ‘Gas CCS in energy systems’, ‘Solvents for gas CCS’ and ‘Membranes and solids for gas CCS’ and give a short summary and take questions from the audience.
Provisional Programme
This meeting will be a series of discussion sessions with introductory panellists who are presenting on Gas CCS at the main GHGT-12 meeting (NB those speakers not yet confirmed are annotated: “invited, TBC”)
18:30 Arrivals and refreshments (food will also be served during both breaks)
18:55 Keynote and Panel One – Gas CCS in energy systems
John Thompson | |
Kristin Jordal | CO2 capture from off-shore gas turbines using |
Abigail Gonzalez-Diaz | |
Marit Mazzetti | CO2 from Natural Gas Sweetening to Kick-Start EOR in the North Sea |
Laura Herraiz | On the integration of rotary heater in gas fired power plants with post-combustion carbon capture: a preliminary evaluation |
19:50 Break (refreshments)
20:05 Panel Two – Membranes and solids for gas CCS
Adam Berger | Selection of optimal solid sorbents for CO2 capture based on gas phase CO2 composition |
Letitia Petrescu | Life Cycle Assessment of natural gas-based chemical looping for hydrogen production |
Joseph Swisher | Analysis and optimal design of membrane-based CO2 capture processes for coal and natural gas-derived flue gas |
Thallam Thattai | Thermodynamic system studies for a flexible natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) plant with CO2 capture and hydrogen storage with metal hydrides |
20:55 Break (refreshments)
21:10 Panel Three – Solvents for gas CCS
Simon Roussanaly | |
| Eva Sanchez Fernandez University of Edinburgh | Gas-FACTS: Gas-Future Advanced Capture Technology Systems. Project Overview |
Elvis Agbonghae | Experimental and process modelling study of integration of a microturbine with an amine plant |
Matteo Romano | Post-combustion CO2 capture from natural gas combined cycles by solvent supported m |
Jaifei Zhang |
22:00 Discussion
23:00 Close of Meeting
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