Thank you to everyone who attended our Autumn Programme Conference on 4th and 5th September 2019 at the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation.
Below is the agenda for the conference. Presentations (where we have permission to share) and posters are available below.
You can also see all blog posts related to this event here.
Agenda
Wednesday, 4 September 2019
Thursday, 5 September 2019
| 8.45 – 9:00 | Arrivals |
| 9:00 – 9:15 | Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund Introduction Bruce Adderley, Interim Challenge Director, Transforming Foundation Industries, UKRI |
| 9:15 – 11:00 | UKCCSRC Core Research Projects #3 Stuart Haszeldine, Deputy Director Storage, University of Edinburgh Jerome Neufeld, University of Cambridge Sam Krevor, Imperial College London John Williams, British Geological Survey |
| 11:00 – 11:30 | Break |
| 11:30 – 12:00 | UKCCSRC Flexible Funded Projects Vincenzo Spallina, University of Manchester Stuart Gilfillan, University of Edinburgh Cheng-Gong Sun, University of Nottingham Richard Porter, University College London |
| 12:00 – 12:45 | Panel Session – Getting Rapid Impacts for MI Research Topics Jon Gibbins, Director UKCCSRC Brian Allison, BEIS Jeremy Carey, 42 Technology Tony Espie, BP International Mona Mølnvik, SINTEF Energy Research David Reiner, University of Cambridge |
| 12:45 – 13:00 | Closing Remarks Jeremy Carey, Chair of UKCCSRC Board, 42 Technology |
| 13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch and departures |
Conference Posters
UKCCSRC Core Research Posters
David Danaci, Imperial College London WP A1: Material Development
Hao Liu, University of Nottingham WP A2: Pilot Testing: WP A2a. NU
Karen Finney, University of Sheffield WP AC1: BECCS
Mohamed Pourkashanian, University of Sheffield WP AC2: Advanced cycles
Stuart Scott, University of Cambridge WP AC3: Detailed Models
Mathieu Lucquiaud, University of Edinburgh WP AC4: Integration Options for Low Carbon Hydrogen and Power Synergies
Solomon Brown, University of Sheffield WP AC5: Reduced Order Models
Gareth Williams, British Geological Survey WP B2: Seismic velocity heterogeneity in a CO2 layer at Sleipner
Gareth Williams, British Geological Survey WP B2: Chimneys and channels at the Sleipner CO2 storage site
Clair Gough, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research WP C1: Social license to operate
UKCCSRC Flexible Funded Projects Posters
Vincenzo Spallina, University of Manchester CLYCHING: CLean hYdrogen and CHemicals production via chemical loopING
Cheng-Gong Sun, University of Nottingham Scalable step-change carbon materials achieving high CO2 adsorption capacity and selectivity at practical flue gas temperatures for potential breakthrough cost reductions
Karen Turner Strathclyde, University The Role of CCUS in Industry Clusters in Delivering Value to the Political Economy
Haroun Mahgerefteh, University College London Optimising Methanol Production from Steel Manufacture Off-gases
Early Career Researcher Posters
ECR Poster prize winners, from left to right: Hirbod Varasteh, Staffordshire University, Ruiqi Wang, Newcastle University, Yongliang (Harry) Yan, Cranfield University
Hirbod Varasteh, Staffordshire University Cycle Optimisation and Heat Exchanger Network (HEN)
Design in Oxy-combustion Power Cycles
Ruiqi Wang, Newcastle University CCS on iron and steel industry: mass-thermal network to reduce CO2 emissions in UK
Yongliang (Harry) Yan, Cranfield University Applying machine learning algorithms in estimating the performance of heterogeneous, multi-component materials as oxygen carrier
Karthik Arunachalam, University of Edinburgh, Methane and Carbon Dioxide Sorption in Shales Using Ideal Adsorbed Solution Theory
Patrick Brandl, Imperial College London The limits of solvent based CO2 capture
Christopher de Leeuwe, Newcastle University Overcoming chemical equilibrium limitations – a case study in hydrogen production
Ayub Golmakani, Cranfield University Biogas upgrading by cyclic adsorption units with newly developed polymeric adsorbents
Louise Hamdy, Swansea University Solid Polyamines for CO2 Capture
James Hendry, Newcastle University Process intensification of carbon capture: study of CO2 capture using counter and co current flow configurations in a R.P.B.
Fereshteh Hojatisaeidi, London South Bank University Effect of loading Ni on carbon dioxide adsorption behaviour of porous boron nitride
Ariane D. Kamkeng, University of Sheffield Direct CO2 and H2O co-electrolysis from flue gas streams: A modelling approach
Non-ECR Posters
Peter Brownsort, Scottish Carbon Capture & Storage UKCCSRC Data and Information Archive
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