Our Summer 2021 Web Series, running weekly from 15th April to mid-July, bridged the gap between our Spring 2021 Web Series (an online replacement for our Spring Network Conference), until our fully virtual Autumn Programme Conference on 7th-8th September 2021.
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| Date & time (all times GMT) | Session | Speakers |
| Thursday 15th April, 2-3 pm | ISCF update | Dr Bryony Livesey, UKRI (See UKRI’s ‘Decarbonising the UK’s Industrial Clusters’ video playlist here) |
| Thursday 22nd April, 2-3pm | Humber cluster update | Jonathan Oxley, Humber LEP |
| Thursday 29th April, 2-3 pm | H2020 Project: Advanced carbon capture for steel industries integrated in CCUS clusters: an overview | Prof Haroun Mahgerefteh, UCL |
| Thursday 6th May, 2-3 pm | Flexible funded research updates: CO2 conversion to high value chemicals by photocatalysis at ambient condition & Monitoring of CO2 flow under CCS conditions | Prof Junwang Tang, UCL and Prof Yong Yan, University of Kent |
| Thursday 13th May, 2-3 pm | South Wales cluster update | Dr Chris Williams, Industry Wales |
| Thursday 20th May, 2-3 pm | Scotland cluster update | Mike Smith, NECCUS and Charlotte Hartley, Pale Blue Dot |
| Thursday 27th May, 2-3 pm | Systems engineering for carbon capture, utilisation and storage | Prof Meihong Wang, University of Sheffield |
| Thursday 3rd June, 2-3 pm | CCS from the perspective of an inland industrial cluster: what’s in it for us? | Matthew Rhodes, Black Country cluster and Energy Capital |
| Thursday 10th June, 2-3 pm | Teesside cluster update | Mark Lewis, Tees Valley Limited and Net Zero Teesside (TBA) |
| Thursday 17th June, 2-3 pm | North West cluster update | Prof Joe Howe and Prof Kirstie Simpson, University of Chester |
| Thursday 24th June, 2-3 pm | The realities of deploying post-combustion CO2 capture: Corrosion happens! | Dr Kyra Sedransk Campbell, University of Sheffield |
| Thursday 1st July, 2-3 pm | Flexible funded research updates: CO2 transportation research: liquefaction of gas mixtures and recovering liquefaction cost & PCC design options for achieving high capture levels | Dr Kranthi Jonnalagadda, Cranfield University & Dr Stavros Michailos, University of Sheffield |
| Thursday 8th July, 2-3 pm | Cost reductions in CO2 capture via the integration and the co-generation of hydrogen and power in CCUS cluster | Dr Mathieu Lucquiaud, University of Edinburgh |
| Thursday 15th July, 2-3 pm | Energy transitions in the industrial clusters : Shielding, nurturing, and empowering CCS | Dr Sarah Mander, University of Manchester |
Recordings
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Presentation slides
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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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University of Sheffield
40 Leavygreave Road
Sheffield
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