ACT events
On 14 November, at 16:00 CET, SPE will host a webinar where the Cementegrity team will present some of the key findings from our project. This is an open seminar, and you can register here: Webinar Registration - Zoom
In this SPE webinar the Cementegrity team will focus on some key findings of the project.
Accelerating the decarbonisation of the energy sector will require innovative solutions.
This webinar, hosted by the ACT LOUISE project, will explore the possibility of substituting fossil fuels with waste-derived alternatives, and applying oxyfuel and chemical looping combustion (CLC) technologies in the waste-to-energy (WtE) sector as a means of capturing CO2 emissions.
More details and registration form available here.
For three years, the ACT-funded project CEMENTEGRITY has investigated the durability of wellbore sealants, based on Portland Cement and other binder technologies, when exposed to deleterious conditions encountered during CO2-injection and storage. In this webinar, we will present the key findings of the full project.
In this webinar, three short talks will share recent work undertaken to improve our understanding of containment risk for CO2 storage and how to monitor this risk.
More details and registration form available here.
The 2-day workshop focuses on the main challenges related to CO2 stoerage faced by the industry and the regulators when developing CCS projects.
Read more at the SHARP website
The EverLoNG CCUS project aims to encourage the uptake of ship-based carbon capture (SBCC) by demonstrating its use on board liquified natural gas (LNG)-fuelled ships and moving it closer to market readiness.
A webinar on 25 June 2024 will present a first test campaign for carbon capture onboard a ship
Read more and sign up at the EverLoNG website
The partners in the CEMENTEGRITY project invite you to an Open Ceminar, where results from the project will be presented. The goal of Cementegrity is to identify key properties that ensure long-term integrity of wellbore sealing materials, as well as suitable methods for measuring these properties. More details and registration here.
The General Assembly 2024 of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) is held at the Austria Center Vienna (ACV) in Vienna, Austria and online, from 14–19 April 2024.
The ACT4 project PERBAS will be present and specifically recommends the session on CO2 sequestration in basalt complexes.
This webinar is organised by the LOUISE project, which aims to reduce the cost of CO2 capture by demonstrating CLC as an innovative method for delivering power and heat from waste-derived fuels, and CO2 ready for storage or utilisation. Find out the programme and register here.
The ACT Cementegrity project will hold a webinar aimed at regulatory authorities (and similar agents) who work on CO2-storage.
Read more at the Cementegrity website
In this webinar, three short talks will share recent work undertaken to improve our understanding of in-situ stress in the North Sea.
Read more at the SHARP website
We all recognize that the EU Green deal has high ambitions and poses many challenges for the EU industry. The Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) plays an important role in achieving these ambitions. The technology of CCUS has been recognized as one of the technologies that can help industries achieve their targets.
Following a successful CCUS focus group session at the Energy Reinvented Community event in November, whereby we discussed the impact of the NZIA on the CCUS ecosystem, we have decided to discuss this topic again during the next CATO webinar, which will be held on Monday December 11th from 14:00-15:00. More specifically, during the webinar, we will discuss the different topics of the NZIA in more detail. Also, future outlook and funding opportunities from EU/Brussels perspective will be shared.
The agenda will look as follow:
- Introduction by Brigitte Jacobs (CATO Director)
- Details of the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) for players in the CCUS ecosystem by Zoe Kapetaki of TNO
- Update Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) from EU/Brussels perspective by Codie Rossi of Clean Air Task Force.
SCCS (Scottish Carbon Capture Storage) is launching a live-moderated run of its world-leading, free course on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and climate change starting on the 21 November.
The 5-week course, developed and delivered by leading academics at the University of Edinburgh requires no prior knowledge of the subject. The live-moderated run will take place at the same time as COP28, and will empower individuals to understand the vital role of CCS technologies for achieving net zero.
Registration is open for English and Chinese versions of the course on the EdX and Coursera platforms.
https://www.sccs.org.uk/latest/news/world-leading-free-climate-change-course-now-open-enrolment
Please help us spread the word on your social media channels/newsletter etc and share with your extended networks.
If you require further details don’t hesitate to contact the course organiser, Dr Erika Palfi (erika.palfi@sccs.org.uk).
There will be a very exiting workshop on public acceptance and communication of CCS, including not only the dissemination of the results of the survey from the ENSURE project, but also inviting speakers with abundant experience in public outreach (Klaus Grosfeld, AWI), public perception from the industry viewpoint (Onno van Kessel, Shell), effective communication towards policy makers (Pauline Kruiver, KNMI) and cooperation of research projects with NGO’s (Hanna Biro, Bellona).
The program including information on how to register for the workshop is available here.
The ACT Knowledge Sharing Workshop 2023 takes place in Paris 4-5 October. Please check the invitation where you can find the program and the registration form.
A one-day event with updates on the latest national and international CCS developments,
an interactive workshop addressing the positioning of CCS in the Netherlands with a tour visiting the Energy Cave and the Rijswijk Centre for Sustainable Geo-Energy (RCSG). For more info contact Geeke Wiltink at geeke.wiltink@tno.nl.
You are kindly invited to the joint webinar “Accelerating safe CCS through targeted experimental campaigns - a joint webinar by ACT RETURN, Cementegrity and SHARP”.
During this webinar, three ACT3-funded projects aimed at accelerating safe geological disposal of CO2 will present their progress and expected results. For more information, and to register for the event, please follow the link below.
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The Clearwater Clean Energy Conference has drawn attendees from around the globe to Clearwater, Florida, since 1989. This conference provides essential information to power generators who must meet the pressures of energy utilization in the 21st century. This conference has earned a reputation for excellence as one of the premier conferences on energy technologies as it has grown in size and scope since its inception in 1975. Increased demand – coupled with energy security issues and uncertainty in the oil sector – make this conference a must for those involved in all aspects of power generation who must meet the competitive pressures and ongoing environmental concerns. The technical sessions, short courses, and panels offer cutting-edge developments dealing with technical solutions to problems; specific strategies; projects; innovations; industry trends; and/or regulatory compliance will be offered. The program presents an extensive overview of emerging, evolving, and innovative technologies, fuels, and/or equipment in the power generation industry. The conference committee seeks papers from all countries worldwide.
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The partners in the CEMENTEGRITY project invite you to an Open Ceminar, where results from the project will be presented. The goal of Cementegrity is to identify key properties that ensure long-term integrity of wellbore sealing materials, as well as suitable methods for measuring these properties. More details and registration here
In the framework of the project ACT-DigiMon «Digital Monitoring of CO2 storage projects», the Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving (CRES) organizes an event entitled «Sequestration, Transport, Geological Storage and Use of CO2» which will be held with physical presence at the Cultural Centre of the University of Athens «Kostis Palamas», on Wednesday, 1 March 2023 in the morning (hours 9:30-14:30 EET). Read more and register here
For more information including the agenda, and to register for the event click here
The CLIMIT Programme is Norway’s national programme for research, development and demonstration of CO2 capture and storage technology (CCS). In the summit there will be a presentation of exciting CLIMIT-supported projects, as well as news on other areas of CCS and an update on the Norwegian CCS project, Longship.Read more here
This webinar presents a comparative techno-economic assessment of emerging and close to commercial CO2 capture technologies in the Waste to Energy Sector (amine solvents, membranes and oxy-fired circulating fluidised bed). It also presents a case study of a UK Waste to Energy plant, in terms of energy performance and Life Cycle Assessment. An assessment of the potential for creating negative emissions in the European Waste to Energy Sector will be followed by recommendations for stakeholders and policymakers. There will be an opportunity to ask questions after each talk.
For more information including the agenda, and to register for the event click here
This webinar presents a comparative techno-economic assessment of emerging and close to commercial CO2 capture technologies in the Waste to Energy Sector (amine solvents, membranes and oxy-fired circulating fluidised bed). It also presents a case study of a UK Waste to Energy plant, in terms of energy performance and Life Cycle Assessment. An assessment of the potential for creating negative emissions in the European Waste to Energy Sector will be followed by recommendations for stakeholders and policymakers. There will be an opportunity to ask questions after each talk.
For more information including the agenda, and to register for the event click here
An interactive online workshop on common methodological approach for LCA application in European projects webinar is being organised on 15&16 December 2022. Read more here
This webinar focuses on how the DIGIMON project applied the Societal Embeddedness Level (SEL) methodology to study the societal embeddedness of CCS projects in Norway, The Netherlands, Germany and Greece. Read more and register here.
EU Commissioner for Energy Kadri Simson visited Oslo to open the conference together with Minister for Petroleum and Energy Terje Aasland. Read more here
The GHGT conference series is established as the principal international conference on greenhouse gas mitigation technologies, focussing on Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage. Please find the programme of the 2022 Conference here . ACT was presented at the Session 7F Policy - International and Carbon Markets, on Wednesday, Oct 26, 2022, 09:10-11:00 a.m. In addition, many interesting presentations from the projects funded by ACT were made. Please read a short report here
The MemCCSea project organizes a final dissemination and networking event in Athens on 14/10/2022 on the Opportunities and Challenges for the Decarbonization of the Maritime Sector. Please find more info here
New developments within fiberoptic monitoring of geological CO2 storage projects and methods for optimizing the combination of conventional and emerging data types in creating a societal embedded monitoring system will be presented in this webinar, the 2nd in a series of three webinars. Please read more and register here.
DigiMon: Advancing fibre optic technologies for CO2-storage monitoring webinar. Read more here
ACT Coordinator: Aage Stangeland, The Research Council of Norway
P.O Box 564 N-1327 Lysaker, Norway
Visiting address: Drammensveien 288, 0283 Oslo
E-mail: ast@rcn.no
