CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE: ENGINEERING FOR COMMERCIAL DEPLOYMENT.

Process Industries Division Seminar

16-17 October 2013 London www.imeche.org/events/S1763

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

THE RT HON

MICHAEL FALLON MP
MINISTER OF STATE FOR BUSINESS AND ENERGY

WHY YOU SHOULD BE THERE

Get an overview of the latest technological, legal, policy and regulatory developments currently affecting industrial applications of CCS.
Join The Rt Hon Michael Fallon MP, Minister of State for Business and Energy, Tom Greatrex MP, Shadow Energy Minister, Baroness Bryony Worthington, Shadow Spokesperson on Energy and Climate Change, and key industry leaders to learn how your organisation can benefit and develop with CCS. series comes at a time when important decisions are being taken regarding investment in CCS, which now looks imminent.

BENEFITS OF ATTENDANCE:
Unlock CCS business development opportunities for your organisation Understand how it might affect your business Network to make key business contacts Hear the views of three parliamentary policy makers Be aware of international activity in CCS

The technology is increasingly proven and its application is necessary if the UK Government wishes to meet its CO2 emission reduction commitments without incurring unnecessary and This seventh international seminar damaging reductions in the in the Institutions highly-regarded security of electricity.

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PROGRAMME

A WELL ROUNDED EVENT, CATERING EXCELLENTLY FOR ALL INTERESTED PARTIES. TOPICS REVIEWED FROM FIRST PRINCIPLES, NOT ASSUMING VAST PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF CCS.
CCS2011 ATTENDEE

DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 16/10

9:30 10:00 10:10

REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS CHAIRMANS WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Norman Harris, Director, 20CC KEYNOTE PRESENTATION THE FUTURE OF FOSSIL FUEL USE IN THE UK Baroness Bryony Worthington, Shadow Spokesperson on Energy and Climate Change in the House of Lords QUESTIONS A STRATEGY FOR CLEAN COAL WITH CCS: JOBS, SKILLS AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC BENEFITS Phillip Pearson, Senior Policy Officer, TUC CCS is at a critical crossroads in the UK: the economic benefits and job potential Securing a CCS future for UK coal mining and deploying CCS technology for power and industry Incorporating CCS support mechanisms in the Energy Bill Key issues (infrastructure, storage, industrial) REFRESHMENTS CAPTAIN CLEAN ENERGY PROJECT Chris Brookhouse, Summit Power EPRI WORK IN ADVANCED COAL AND CCS: RESEARCH AND DEMO PROJECTS Karl Bindeman, Generation Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Overview of the status of coal and need for CCS Key projects in advanced coal generation Key projects in CCS R&D projects in post-combustion capture QUESTIONS LUNCH BREAK

SESSION 1 FUTURE FOSSIL FUEL USAGE IN THE UK

10:35 10:50

11:15 11:45 12:10

12:35 12:55

PROFESSIONAL, INFORMATIVE, FRIENDLY - TIME WELL SPENT.

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SESSION 2 WHAT PART WILL CCS PLAY?

13:50

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Session chair: Tim Fox, Head of Energy and Environment, Institution of Mechanical Engineers KEYNOTE PRESENTATION The Rt Hon Michael Fallon MP, Minister of State for Business and Energy, House of Commons CCS: LAW LED BY SCIENCE? William Wilson, Barrister, Burges Salmon LLP Legal framework developed since the Energy Act 2008 Key outstanding legal issues Is the law a help or a hindrance in delivering a policy framework for the science of CCS? THE FUTURE ROLE OF CCS IN UK DECARBONISATION: AN ENERGY SYSTEM VIEW George Day, Head of Economic Strategy, ETI ETI energy system modelling shows that successful deployment of CCS would cut the annual cost of meeting our 2050 carbon targets by up to 1% of GDP Potential applications of CCS both within and beyond the power sector, helping the UK to meet carbon targets efficiently The transition pathway towards wider application of CCS Comparing scenarios with and without successful deployment of CCS Policy implications REFRESHMENTS UK AND EU POLICY FOR CCS Luke Warren, Internal Policy Executive, Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) Policy developments to date Potential to deliver CCS at the scale necessary to ensure required emission reductions Electricity Market Reform programme (UK) CCS Consultative Communication (EU) Green Paper: A 2030 framework for climate and energy policies

14:00

14:30

14:55

15:20 15:45

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

A WORTHWHILE SEMINAR COVERING A RANGE OF ASPECTS IN CCS AND I FOUND IT VERY INTERESTING AND VALUABLE IN UNDERSTANDING CCS.
CCS2011 ATTENDEE

16:10

UK CCS CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT Jon Gibbins: Director, UK CCS Research Centre and Professor of Power Plant Engineering and Carbon Capture, University of Edinburgh UK CCS research and training networks since 2005 A large research portfolio generates new ideas and personnel Interactions with CCS deployment could make the UK a very exciting place for future CCS capacity development QUALITY ASSURANCE IN A CCS CLUSTER Andy Brown, Engineering Director, Progressive Energy MOVING CCS FORWARD IN THE UK & EUROPE DEFINING A REFRESHED STRATEGY FOR CCS DEPLOYMENT Chris Littlecott, Senior Policy Advisor, E3G and Policy Research Associate, SCCS Moving beyond the limits of the current bureaucratic imagination? Defining longer-term objectives and actions to accelerate deployment Europe and Scotland alternatives to DECCs current approach Telling a clearer, credible and consistent story about CCSs value to a low-carbon economy QUESTIONS CLOSING REMARKS Tim Fox, Head of Energy and Environment, Institution of Mechanical Engineers COMPLIMENTARY DRINKS RECEPTION REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Session chair: Jeff Chapman, Chief Executive, Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA)

16:35 17:00

17:25 17:45

17:50
DAY TWO THURSDAY 17/10

9:15 9:45

SESSION 3 STORAGE AND EOR

9:55

RIGHT UP TO DATE ON CURRENT THINKING AND ACTIVITY - AN INVALUABLE EVENT.

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Tom Greatrex MP, Shadow Energy Minister, House of Commons The political imperative for CCS Opportunities and challenges in the political environment Why CCS is important for legislators QUESTIONS A DECADE OF CO2: EOR OPERATIONS AND CCS RESEARCH IN SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA Kyle Worth, Senior Project Manager, Petroleum Technology Research Centre Overview of the IEAGHG Weyburn-Midale CO2 Monitoring and Storage Project: a decade of extensive research into industrial scale geological storage associated with EOR With 20Mt of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) injected, it is the largest existing CO2 geological storage project in the world The Aquistore Project will inject anthropogenic CO2 into a deep saline aquifer piped from the nearby Boundary Dam Power Station: the worlds first industrial scale, post-combustion capture facility associated with coal-fired power generation REFRESHMENTS MANAGING HEALTH AND SAFETY RISK AT CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE PROJECTS: A CASE STUDY Rosemary Whitbread, Principal Consultant, HSL PLANNING EFFECTIVE USE OF THE UK CO2 STORAGE RESOURCE Den Gammer, Strategy Manager - CCS, ETI Energy system modelling and the value of CCS The UKs CO2 storage potential and possible network metrics The advantages of planning in saving cost EOR Harsh Pershad, Element Energy QUESTIONS

10:20 10:40

11:05 11:35

12:00

12:25 12:45

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

A VERY VALUABLE, CONCENTRATED COMBINATION OF INFO ON CCS TECHNOLOGY, POLICY AND REGULATION WITH EXCELLENT NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES.
CCS2011 ATTENDEE

13:05
SESSION 4 INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS

LUNCH BREAK WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Session chair: Jon Gibbins: Director, UK CCS Research Centre and Professor of Power Plant Engineering and Carbon Capture, University of Edinburgh CHARACTERISATION OF THE STORAGE FOR LARGE-SCALE CCS IN THE YORKSHIRE AND HUMBER AREA Steve Furnival, Reservoir Engineer, National Grid Co-authors: Rohan Desilva, Technical Development Manager, National Grid Carbon and Don Morrison, Sub-Surface Manager, National Grid Carbon Yorkshire and Humber is an ideal target to develop a CO2 transportation network and large capacity storage sites Extensive prospective storage site characterisation has identified a very large capacity saline aquifer formation in the southern North Sea Detailed modelling of the storage site has been undertaken and the first offshore appraisal drilling of a prospective CO2 storage site took place in June/July 2013 Post-appraisal analysis and model refinement is underway STEPS TO ADVANCE CCS IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS: CUTTING CARBON MEANS CARING ABOUT COMPETITIVENESS Simon Bennett, International Energy Agency BUILDING AN INDUSTRIAL NETWORK IN NE ENGLAND Dave Robson, Technical Development Manager - Energy Optimisation, SSI UK HUMBER CLUSTER MAKING IT A REALITY Paul J Sullivan, Commercial Manager, European Business Development, National Grid CCS clusters have the potential to reduce the costs and risks of deployment of the technology Yorkshire and Humber is the ideal strategic location to develop a CCS cluster

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14:05

14:30

14:55

15:10

THE BREADTH AND DEPTH OF KNOWLEDGE ON CCS CAPABILITY IS VERY POSITIVE, BUT THE NEED TO PROGRESS IN EUROPE IS CRUCIAL.
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Presentation will discuss the strategic importance of a CCS cluster to the region and development can progress in an integrated manner from initial commercial demonstration to opportunities for wider commercial deployment of CCS 15:25 15:50 REFRESHMENTS MAPPING THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FULL-SCALE CCS IN NORWAY BEYOND MONGSTAD Adina Popa, Sector Leader Carbon Capture and Storage, Mott MacDonald The NCCS study: mapping and analysing emission sources in Norway, including existing and potential new power generation facilities and industrial activities Close collaboration with industry: CCS applications must be based on industrys capabilities, business drivers and sharing data on their emission points Key findings: corporate attitudes, technical, financial, commercial viability, full chain deliverability and practical barriers for industry NEW BROOMS FOR NEW PLANTS John Griffiths, Gasification Matters Investigating whether previous design principles are the most appropriate for new low-carbon build Much of the design philosophy for todays CCS technology was founded on the retrofit principle As UK and European regulation plus government environmental policy have effectively shut down all existing coal power stations, new stations will be built which do not require a retrofit QUESTIONS CLOSING REMARKS Jon Gibbins, Director, UK CCS Research Centre and Professor of Power Plant Engineering and Carbon Capture, University of Edinburgh CLOSE OF SEMINAR

16:15

16:40 17:00

17:05

Find out more about our speakers at www.imeche.org/events/S1763 This programme is subject to change. The Institution is not responsible for the views or opinions expressed by individual speakers.

SPEAKERS AND CONTRIBUTORS THE RT HON MICHAEL FALLON MP MINISTER OF STATE FOR BUSINESS AND ENERGY

Michael was appointed Minister for Business and Energy in March 2013, having held the position of Minister for Business and Enterprise since September 2012. He has been the Conservative MP for Sevenoaks, Kent, since 1997.

JON GIBBINS UK CCS RESEARCH CENTRE (UKCCSRC) AND PROFESSOR OF POWER PLANT ENGINEERING AND CARBON CAPTURE, UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH

Jon has worked on coal and biomass gasification and combustion for over 30 years, and carbon capture and storage since 2002. The UKCCSRC CCS research programme underpins science and UK government efforts on energy and climate change.

TOM GREATREX MP SHADOW ENERGY MINISTER

Tom is MP for Rutherglen and Hamilton West, elected in May 2010. He was a member of the energy select committee before being appointed to the frontbench as Shadow Scotland Office Minister, and was promoted to his current role in October 2011.

KYLE WORTH SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER, PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTRE

Kyle has over 10 years CCS experience. He currently manages the Aquistore Project, the storage site for the worlds first commercial post-combustion CO2 capture, transportation, utilisation and storage project from a coal-fired electric generating facility.

STEVE FURNIVAL RESERVOIR ENGINEER, NATIONAL GRID

Steve is a Chartered Engineer and Chartered Physicist with over 25 years experience in reservoir engineering. More recently, he has focused on Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) and CCS.

DEN GAMMER STRATEGY MANAGER - CCS, ETI

Selecting and shaping CCS projects, Den is a chemical engineer experienced in technology management, having worked in projects, plant support and construction, but spending most of his career managing process technology licensing teams and R&D teams in BP.

BARONESS WORTHINGTON SHADOW SPOKESPERSON ON ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS

Baroness Worthington is an experienced climate campaigner who has worked for Friends of the Earth, the government and in the energy sector. A key member of the team that drafted the UKs world-leading Climate Change Bill, Bryony is also the founder of Sandbag, an NGO focused on research and campaigning for an effective carbon market. Process Industries Division, Energy Environment and Sustainability Group, Power Industries Division Organising Committee: Norman Harris FIMechE, Director, 20CC / Event chair, John Armstrong FIMechE, Head of Operations- Community Energy, E.ON UK, Calum Hughes, Director and Principal Consultant, Yellow Wood Energy, Andy Brown FIMechE, Engineering Director, Progressive Energy, Michael Gibbons, Non-Executive Director, 2Co Power (Yorkshire) Jon Gibbins, Director, UK CCS Research Centre and Professor of Power Plant Engineering and Carbon Capture, University of Edinburgh, Jeff Chapman, Chief Executive, Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) The committee would like to thank the following supporters: Automobile Division, Combustion Engines and Fuels Group, Safety & Reliability Group, Pressure Systems Group

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