Session 3: Mon 20th

20th September Session 3 16.00 - 17.20

Draft programme - this may be subject to change

Session 3A - Post-Combustion: Amonia/Pilot Session Chairs: John Topper and Richard Rhudy

1. CCS with the Alstom Chilled Ammonia Process at the AEP Mountaineer Plant: Jean-Francois Leandri, Jody Black, Gary Spitnogle, David Muraskin, Matt Cage; Alstom Power, Brian Sherrick, Michael Hamond; American Electric Power (AEP)

2. CO₂ Capture using Aqueous ammonia: Process Optimization and Kinetic Study: Victor Darde; Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark & Chemical Engineering Department, DONG Energy Power, Denmark, Kaj Thomsen, Erling H. Stenby; Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, Willy J.M van Well; Chemical Engineering Department, DONG Energy Power, Denmark

3. Demonstration of Pilot Scale Carbon Dioxide Capture System using Dry Regenerable Sorbents to the Real Coal-fired Power Plant in Korea: Young Cheol Park, Sung-Ho Jo, Chong Kul Ryu, Chang-Keun Yi; Korea Institute of Energy Research

Session 3B - Capture Retrofit Session Chairs: John Davison and Dale Simbeck

1. Steam Cycle Options for theRetrofit of Coal and Gas Power Plants with Post-Combustion Capture: Mathieu Lucquiaud, Jon Gibbins; Imperial College London & University of Edinburgh

2. Oxyfuel Retrofit Risk Analysis: Risto Sormunen; Fortum, Kenji Kiyama; BABCOCK-HITACHI, Arthur Darde; Air Liquide

3. Analysis of using Auxiliary Gas Turbines for CCS Energy Needs in Retrofitted Coal Power Plants: Howard Herzog, Sarah Bashadi; MIT

Session 3C -CCS in China (I) Session Chairs: Francois Kalyadjin and Mengxiang Fang

1. A feasibility study of geological CO₂ sequestration in the Ordos Basin, China: Zunsheng Jiao, Ronald Surdam, Jane Wang; Wyoming State Geological Survey, Lifa Zhou; Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Energy and Chemical Engineering

2. GIS based CCS Source-Sink Matching Models and Decision Support System: Wenying Chen, Lingyan Huang, Xing Xiang, Jiyong Chen; Energy, Environment and Economy (3E) Research Institute, Tsinghua University

3. EU-GeoCapacity in China – Towards CCS demonstration projects in Hebei Province: Yves_Michel le Nindre, Delphine Allier; BRGM, Wenying Chen, Fei Teng; 3E/INET Tsinghua University Ruina Xu; Institute of Thermal Engineering Tsinghua University, Rongshu Zeng; IGGCAS (Institute of Geology and Geophysics CAS)

Session 3D - Field Studies (III): Case Studies Session Chairs: Ziqiu Xue and Neeraj Gupta

1. In Salah CO₂ Storage JIP: Hydromechanical Simulations of Surface Uplift due to CO₂ Injection at In Salah: Joseph Morris; Schlumberger SDR & Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Yue Hao, Wilian Foxall, Walt McNab; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

2. Monitoring a Large Volume Injection, Year Two results – SECARB Project at Denbury’s Cranfield, Mississippi, USA: Susan Hovorka; Gulf Coast Carbon Center, Bureau of Economic Geology, David Freeman; Sandia Technologies LLC, Thomas Daley; Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, charles Carrigan; Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Doug La Brecque; Multi-phase Technologies, Yousif Kharakha; US Geological Survey, Tommy Phelps; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Robert Holt; Universiity of Mississippi, Jeff Lindler; Missisippi State university, Robert Burtch; Schlumberger Carbon Services

3. Progress Report on the First European on-shore CO₂ Storage Site at Ketzin (Germany): Sonja Martens, Axel Liebscher, Fabian Möller, Hilke Würdemann, Michael Kühn; GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences

4. In Salah CO₂ Storage JIP - A Full Field Simulation of the In Salah Gas Production and CO₂ Injection Project Using a Coupled Geomechanical and Thermal Fluid Flow Simulator: Rob Bissell; Speke Reservoir Ltd and BP Alternative Energy Ltd, Don Vasco; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, Marianne Espinassous, Mansour Atbi, Meroune Hamdani; In Salah Gas Joint Venture, Hassi Messaoud, Algeria, Allan Methieson, Iain Wright; BP Alternative Energy Ltd, Sunbury, UK

Session 3E - CO₂ Transportation Session Chairs: Markus Wolf and Erika de Visser

1. DNV Recommended Practice: Design and Operation of CO₂ Pipelines: Kim Johnsen, Sigbjørn Røneid, Kaare Helle, Frøydis Eldevik; DNV

2. CO₂ Transport – Depressurization, Heat Transfer and Impurities: Gelein de koeijer, Jan Henrik Borch; Statoil, Michael Drescher, Hailong Li, Jana Jakobsen; SINTEF Energy Research AS

3. Dynamic Simulation of a Carbon Dioxide Transfer Pipeline for Analysis of Normal Operation and Failure Modes: Stéphane Velut, Hubertus Tummescheit; Modelon AB, Kenneth Arvidsson, Stefan Liljemark; Vattenfall Power Consultant AB

4. CO₂ EuroPipe Study of the Occurrence of Free Water in Dense Phase CO₂ Transport and Storage: Luuk Buit, Mohammad Ahmad; Gasunie, Fred hage; Linde Gas, Stefan Liljemark; Vattenfall Power Consultant AB

Session 3F - Induced Seismicity Session Chairs: Rob Trautz and Don White

1. Induced Seismicity and its Implications for CO₂ Sequestration Risk: Andy Nicol, Rachel Carne, Annemarie Chrisophersen, Matt Gerstenberger; CO₂CRC/GNS Science

2. The Fluidal Interface is where the Action is in CO₂ Sequestration and Storage: Hydromechanical Analysis on Mechanical Failure: Chan-Hee Park, Joshua Taron; Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ, Uwe-Jens Goerke, Olaf Kolditz; Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ & Technical University in Dresden, Germany

3. Elements of a Best Practices Approach to Induced Seismicity in Geologic Storage: Larry Meyer, Thomas Daley; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

4. Why Injecting Below Frac Gradient can Still be Risky: Influence of Thermal Stress on Fracture Initiation During Geologic Carbon Storage: Steven Bryant, Zhijuan Luo; The University of Texas at Austin