Throughout Summer 2021, we hosted twice-weekly webinars exclusively for government employees and our ECR members.
Recordings of the presentations and slides are shared below (where we have permission) as an ongoing learning resource, especially for anyone who wants to learn more about the fundamental tenets of carbon capture and storage.
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| Date | Topic | Speaker(s) |
| 22 June | CCUS for net-zero overview | Dr Hannah Chalmers, University of Edinburgh & UKCCSRC |
| 24 June | Climate change science and the role of CCS | Prof Myles Allen, University of Oxford |
| 29 June | Capture overview: post-combustion (amines) | Prof Jon Gibbins, University of Sheffield & UKCCSRC |
| 1 July | Capture overview: pre-combustion (hydrogen) and oxyfuel | Prof Jon Gibbins, University of Sheffield & UKCCSRC |
| 6 July | Permanent storage of CO2 | Prof Stuart Haszeldine, University of Edinburgh & UKCCSRC |
| 8 July | Public acceptance | Dr David Reiner, University of Cambridge & UKCCSRC |
| 13 July | CO2 transport | Prof Haroun Mahgerefteh, UCL |
| 15 July | CCUS for energy-intensive industries | Prof Paul Fennell, Imperial College London & UKCCSRC |
| 20 July | BECCS and DACCS | Prof Niall Mac Dowell, Imperial College London & UKCCSRC |
| 22 July | CO2 utilisation: carbonation and sustainable aviation fuels | Prof Paula Carey, Carbon8 Systems & Prof Mohamed Pourkashanian, University of Sheffield & UKCCSRC |
| 27 July | CCS in China | Dr Xi Liang, University of Edinburgh |
| 29 July | CCS in NL | Jan Hopman, Director, CATO |
| 3 August | CCS in USA | Dr Rudra Kapila, Senior Policy Advisor for Carbon Management, Third Way, Washington DC |
| 5 August | Possible future CO2 capture technologies | Prof Paul Fennell, Imperial College London & UKCCSRC |
| 10 August | Environmental issues and permitting for CCS projects | John Henderson, Environment Agency |
| 12 August | CCS in Norway | Dr Mona Mølnvik, NCCS |
| 17 August | CCS in the UK energy system | Prof Goran Strbac, Imperial College London & UKCCSRC |
| 19 August | Financing and risk (insurable and non-insurable) aspects of CCUS projects | Allan Baker, Societe Generale |
‘CCUS for Net Zero’ recordings
Video recordings (via live webinars) of these sessions can be found below (where we have permission to share them). Click on the play button to watch the video. Don’t forget, you can also subscribe to our YouTube channel.
‘CCUS for Net Zero’ presentation slides
Presentations from these sessions can be found below (where we have permission to share them). Click on the tile to see each presentation’s slides.
The UK Carbon Capture and Storage Research Community (UKCCSRC) is supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) as part of the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Energy Programme.
The mission of the UKCCSRC is to ensure that carbon capture and storage (CCS) plays an effective role in helping the UK achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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University of Sheffield
40 Leavygreave Road
Sheffield
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