Welcome to the ACT Knowledge Sharing Workshop 16-17 November 2020
/The ACT consortium will organise the 5th annual ACT Knowledge Sharing Workshop as a virtual meeting 16-17 November 2020. The aim is to ensure fruitful knowledge sharing and increase collaboration between the ACT funded projects and other CCUS initiatives.
The workshop will highlight ongoing projects from the second ACT call. Projects from the first ACT call will finalise by the end of 2020 and key messages will be highlighted at a separate workshop early 2021.
You can sign up for the workshop by entering your contact details at this registration form.
The program is listed below and is also available from this bruchure togehter with details about all ACT funded projects.
Programme ACT Knowledge Sharing Workshop
16 November - CO2 Storage
Chair: Gunter Siddiqi, DETEC
Introduction
14.00 - Welcome, Ragnhild Rønneberg, ACT Coordinator
14.05 - Impact and added value of ACT, Vassilios Kougionas, the European Commission
CO2 Storage session
14.15 - SENSE – Ground surface monitoring techniques to ensure storage integrity, Bahman Bohloli, Norwegian Geotechnical Institute
14.30 - DigiMon – New technologies for cost effective monitoring of CO2 storage sites, Arvid Nøttvedt, NORCE
14.45 - ACTOM – Offshore CO2 storage monitoring based on advanced mathematic, Guttorm Alendal, University of Bergen
15.00 - REX-CO2 – Re-using Existing wells for CO2 storage, Jan Hopman, TNO
15.15 - Break
15.25 - SUCCEED - Synergetic Utilisation of CO2 storage Coupled with geothermal Energy Deployment, Sevket Durucan - Imperial College London
Interactive session
15.40 - Interactive session. The ACT project leaders will answer questions from the audience
Discussion chaired by Mark Ackiewicz, US Department of Energy
Closing session
16.10 - Wrap up and key messages by meeting chair Gunter Siddiqi, DETEC
17 November - CO2 Capture and utilisation
Chair: Gerdi Breembroek, RVO
Introduction
14.00 - Welcome, Ragnhild Rønneberg, ACT Coordinator
14.05 - Keynote presentation - Large-scale CO2 capture from the AVR waste-to-energy plant in Duiven, the Netherlands, Hans Wassenaar, AVR
CO2 Capture and utlisation session
14.15 - AC2OCEM – Oxyfuel technologies for CO2 capture at cement plants, Jörg Maier, Universität Stuttgart
14.30 - ANICA – Carbonate looping technologies for CO2 capture at lime and cement plants, Jochen Ströhle, Technische Universität Darmstadt
14.45 - NEWEST-CCUS – Waste handling plants with no CO2 emissions, Romain Viguier, Scottish Carbon Capture & Storage (SCCS)
15.00 - FUNMIN – Mineralisation of CO2 to create valuable products, Devis Di Tommaso, University of London
15.15 - Break
15.25 - LAUNCH – More effective amines for CO2 capture, Peter van Os - TNO
15.40 - MemCCSea – Towards a carbon neutral ship, Georgios Skevis, CPERI/CERTH
15.55 - PRISMA – Molecular science to design new CO2 capture solutions, Susana Garcia, Heriot-Watt University
Interactive session
16.10 - Interactive session. The ACT project leaders will answer questions from the audience
Discussion chaired by Mark Ackiewicz, US Department of Energy
Closing session
16.40 - Wrap up and key messages by meeting chair Gerdi Breembroek, RVO
