Papers
You are invited to submit abstracts for consideration
as papers and posters related to the technical themes
of the conference. It is important that sufficient
information is included in your abstract to allow it to be
fairly assessed. The abstract must represent the actual
paper/poster that will be presented at the conference.
In the selection of papers for the conference, emphasis
will be placed on the presentation of results and new
developments. Replacement of papers or posters will not
be accepted. A condition of submission and acceptance is
that at least one author will register for the conference.
Presenters will be required to pay the full registration
fee.
Technical Themes
The main technical themes for the conference include:
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Developments in CO2
capture technology. This theme will cover:pre-combustion,
post-combustion, oxyfuel technologies and mineralisation
technologies; techno-economic comparisons; advanced solvents;
chemical looping; membranes; novel systems; experiences;
costs; outlook for significant cost reductions; retrofitting;
capture ready constructions.
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Developments in CO2
storage This theme will cover: natural
gas fields; oil field; coal fields; saline aquifers, ocean
storage, other options as well as: storage options; storage
capacities; field studies; well bore and reservoir integrity;
trapping mechanisms; site characterisation; site selection;
modelling tools; costs; environmental impacts; reservoir
engineering; risk assessment; inherent safety.
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CCS infrastructure and system integration.
This theme will cover: the role of CCS in future energy
systems; transportation of CO2;
CO2 quality
issues; health and safety issues; integrated systems;
need for flexibility; source-sink matching and Life Cycle
Analysis.
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Towards negative CO2
emissions. This theme will include the potential,
costs and development of biomass energy use combined with
CCS, capturing CO2
from the air and the potential of different mineralisation
routes
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CO2
utilisation options. This theme will cover: Enhanced
Oil Recovery (EOR); Enhanced Gas Recovery (EGR); Enhanced
Coal Bed Methane recovery (ECBM); horticultures; algae;
chemicals.
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Relation between CCS and Energy and Climate policies.
The theme will include issues such as implementing the
Copenhagen agreement; scenario studies; policy approaches;
comparisons with other mitigating options; non-CO2
greenhouse gas emission reduction; policy instruments;
regulatory frameworks; CCS obligations; Emission Trading
Schemes (ETS); carbon tax; Joint Implementation (JI);
Clean Development Mechanism; CCS technology transfer and
capacity building in the area of CCS.
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Legal aspects of CCS and long term liability
of CO2 storage. This theme
will cover: monitoring, verification and accounting techniques
(primary, secondary and potential additional technologies;
pre-operation, operation, closure and post-closure monitoring;
mitigation strategies; Environmental Impact Statement
(EIS)).
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Public perception and acceptance of CCS, communication on CCS and capacity building. This theme will cover scientific research on public perception and practical experience on communication CCS
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Major national and international programmes on CCS research and demonstration. This theme will include: programme overviews; major achievements; outreach activities, lessons learnt and CCS in China.
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CCS demonstration projects. This theme will cover: new developments; financial and investment issues; experiences; lessons learnt and development of best practice guidelines.
Deadlines
Please note the deadline for abstract submission has now passed and we are now longer accepting abstracts.
Notification of paper acceptance for the
conference will be sent by Tuesday 18th May 2010
Submission of the full paper must be received
by Tuesday 31st August 2010
If you are a member of the Expert Review Panel, please enter your access key here to review the abstracts.Access Key
If you have any problems, please contact Sian Twinning Sian@ieaghg.org for assistance.
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