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UKCCSRC – Industry and policy led ‘what are our research needs’ workshops (virtual)
31 January 2022 - 3 February 2022
Resources from the workshops including recordings, presentations, papers on the research needs identified, and workshop Jamboards are available on the resource page here.
The UKCCSRC is pleased to be hosting another series of industry and policy led ‘what are our research needs workshops’. The virtual workshops are intended to inform UK researchers and identify the key research needs, which will be published and linked to the scope of the next UKCCSRC flexible funding call in early 2022. The workshops will include a series of presentations from industry, policy makers and regulators. Following the presentations, there will be an exercise to identify the key research areas with input from other industry, policy makers and regulators on the call. The final part of the workshop will be opened up for UK academic questions, mainly around clarification of the research needs that have been identified.
See the agenda below and use the form to register for these workshops.
| Date and Time | Title of workshop | Speakers |
| Monday 31st January, 2-4pm | Capture (including hydrogen production with CCS and amine based solvent reclaiming) | Jeremy Carey, Exergetic (chair) Chet Biliyok, Petrofac Mayowa Akinrinlola & Adam Wharton, Humber Zero Suzanne Ferguson, Wood Plc Net Zero Teesside |
| Tuesday 1st February, 10am-12 noon | Environmental impacts (including Health and Safety) | John Henderson, Environment Agency (chair) Simon Gant, Health & Safety Executive Jenny Sutcliffe, Humber Zero David Graham, Uniper Technologies Ltd |
| Wednesday 2nd February, 10am-12 noon | Storage (including aquifers) | Jeroen Snippe, Shell Andrew Hood, Chrysaor Tony Espie, OGCI |
| Thursday 3rd February, 10am-12 noon | Policy (including public engagement) | Nick Bevan, BEIS Georgina Katzaros, CCSA Mark Lewis, Teesside Cluster |
| Thursday 3rd February, 2-4pm | Transportation (including networks and improving flexibility of networks/storage and capture plant operations and monitoring) | James Watt, WSP (chair) Andrew Wood, Chrysaor Elian Pusceddu, Element Energy Michelle Roaf, Air Products Sam Bartlett, NPL |
Presentations and recordings will be made available following the workshops (where we have the permission to share them).
Please use the form below to register:
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Recording
These presentations may be recorded for use on the UKCCSRC website and other channels – however, any discussions, Q&A and networking will not be included in videos posted on our website or YouTube channel. By registering for this event you consent to the recording taking place. If you do not wish to appear in recordings, then you must ensure your microphone and webcam are disabled and that you will not use the chat messaging while the session is being recorded. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions and engage after the recording is finished.
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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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