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PCCC-7 Pittsburgh
The Post Combustion Capture Conference (PCCC-7) will take place as an in-person conference in the city of Pittsburgh, PA, USA. The SCOPE project will be represented at the conference by the following presentations:
Regulatory framework for sustainable and cost-efficient amine emission control (to be presented orally in Session 7 B -Environmental impacts II)
Authors: Hanne M. Kvamsdal , Eirik F. da Silva, and Karl Anders Hoff
Solvent aging-effect on emissions of CESAR1 and performance of emission mitigation technologies after 500 h and 32,000 h operation (to be presented in session: 4 B -Environmental Impacts I)
Authors: Peter Moser, Georg Wiechers, Susana Garcia, Laura Herraiz-Palomino, Hallvard F. Svendsen, Hanna K. Knuutila, Juliana Garcia Moretz-Sohn Monteiro, Eirini Skylogianni
Emission measurement tests to study the potential for performance improvement of the absorber emissions monitoring system (ACEMS) prototype (to be presented in session: 4 B -Environmental Impacts I)
Authors: Actor Chikukwa, Karol Michalski, Lars Hovdahl, Kai Hjarbo, Thor Mejdell, Andreas Grimstvedt, Merete Wiig, Kai Vernstad, Aslak Einbu
Validation of a CESAR1 solvent model with a focus on water wash conditions
Authors: Jeffrey A. Weinfeld and Diego D. D. Pinto
SPRINT 4: How to address, interact and act on the main knowledge gaps related to emissions
SPRINT 4: How to address, interact and act on the main knowledge gaps related to emissions
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As a side-event to the 12th Trondheim Conference on CO2 Capture, Transport and Storage (TCCS-12) conference, we are pleased to announce our fourth SCOPE Stakeholder, Policy, Research and Industry NeTwork (SPRINT) event on 22 June 2023.
SPRINT aims to facilitate information exchange between stakeholders across the whole carbon capture chain on topics relevant to CCUS science, technology and policy. These topics include the development of regulatory thresholds, emission assessment methods used in the permitting phase, emission monitoring techniques used in the operational phase and other issues relevant to the advancement of amine-based CCUS.
Registration for SPRINT #4 has now closed.
Agenda:
09h – 11h SCOPE overview
09h00 – 09h20 Introduction to the project – Hanne Kvamsdal
09h20 – 10h00 Emissions monitoring, control and mitigation – Juliana Monteiro and Peter Moser
10h00 – 10h30 Health and environmental impact of emissions – Anna Korre
10h30 – 11h00 Economic, political and societal challenges – Abigail Martin
11h00 – 11h20 Break
11h20 – 12h00 SPRINT overview
11h20 – 11h30 What is SPRINT? – Peter van Os
11h30 – 12h00 Highlights of previous events – Roberta Figueiredo
12h00 – 12h30 Lunch
12h30 – 13h30 Health, people and policy
12h30 – 12h50 A focus on particulate matter and health – Gary Rochelle
12h50 – 13h10 Emission control from a NGO perspective – Olav Øye or Eivind Berstad
13h10 – 13h30 Regulatory framework – Specific points of attention – tbc
13h30 – 14h30 Panel discussions
13h30 – 14h10 Discussion with the panel – Peter van Os and Roberta Figueiredo
Bellona – Olav Øye or Eivind Berstad
Funders (ACT) – Aage Stangeland
Permitting authorities – tbc
Industry – tbc
IEA - Keith Bernard
14h10 – 14h30 Discussion and closure – Peter van Os and Roberta Figueiredo
Venue: The workshop will take place at Gløshaugen (NTNU Campus), Realfagsbygget (Auditorium R2), Høgskoleringen 6, Trondheim – Norway from 9 – 14.30 (CEST).
Registration: Registration has now closed.
SPRINT 3: Mitigating Environmental Impacts of Post Combustion Carbon Capture Plants
SPRINT 3: Mitigating Environmental Impacts of Post Combustion Carbon Capture Plants
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SCOPE (Sustainable Operation of post-combustion Capture plants) contributes to accelerating the decarbonization of industry by holistically addressing key knowledge gaps and emission reductions from amine-based carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) along with information exchange that is critical in mitigating the environmental impacts of emissions and addressing the climate change. Global warming is a well-known, worldwide concern, caused by increasing concentrations of CO2 and other greenhouse gases in the earth’s atmosphere mainly due to anthropogenic activities. India is also making a decisive march towards a sustainable energy future. India’s pledge at COP26 towards a net-zero by 2070 further accelerates this momentum. CCUS has an important and critical role to play in it especially for India to accomplish net zero by 2070.
The SPRINT (Stakeholder, Policy, Research and Industry NeTwork) event hosted by the GGS Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) will provide a valuable opportunity for key stakeholders to share knowledge between universities, technology institute, research institutes, industry operators, including regulators and other stakeholders involved in permitting process and development of environmental quality standards. Further the scope is to gain an understanding and knowledge of the environmental impact mitigation of amine-based carbon capture and other toxic compounds on the ecosystem. Integrating science, policy and industry knowledge will help in determining various mitigating strategies to reduce the environmental impacts of emissions and benefits and public perception towards post-combustion carbon technology.
Venue: Conference room Administrative Building, GGS IP University, Dwarka, New Delhi-110078
GHGT 16: Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies Conference
SCOPE will be represented at GHGT during the following sessions:
Tuesday, October 25, 2022: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM – E-Poster Sessions
H. M. Kvamsdal, P. van Os, P. Moser, A. Korre, A Martinf, M. S. Matuszewskig, N.C. Guptah, P. Khakhariai, C. McNally. SCOPE: an ERA-NET ACT project on sustainable operation of post-combustion capture plant
C. Charalambous, A. Hartono , H. Knuutila , S. Garcia. Advancing the large-scale development of PCC processes by providing essential VLE data for aqueous solutions of amines.
D. Pinto, J. Monteiro, E. Skylogiani , P. Moser , G. Wiechersc. Validation of process simulator with new plant data for MEA and CESAR1.
Thursday, October 27, 2022: 11:20 AM - 1:00 PM – Session 11C – Absorption: Environment and Operation IV
J. Monteiro, E. Skylogianni , A. Huizinga , J. Kiewik , M. Vos. Aerosol and volatile emissions control in an amine-based CO2 capture plant