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IEAGHG R&D Programme

Evaluating technology options to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions

Established in 1991, IEAGHG studies and evaluates technologies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions derived from the use of fossil fuels.

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IEAGHG blog_cropped_buttonLatest Blog 23/01/12 

Last week, there was a debate in the UK Parliament on the cancellation of the proposed Longannet CCS plant, and what this means for the CCS industry in the UK. Firstly, don’t be under any illusion Read more>>>>

cenovusCenovus Energy Publish Results of Review of Weyburn field



Cover_cropped_Issue_104Greenhouse News

Issue No.104, December 2011 available to view and download.

JPeg_for_Website_Wk1Weekly News Update

Weekly round up of the latest CCS news from sources around the internet. Updated 27-01-2012


ipac_report_imageIPAC-Kerr Investigation

IPAC-CO2 Concludes No Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Leaked on Kerr Farm

 

Sponsor_Prospectus_GHGT-11_croppedGHGT-11 Sponsor Prospectus

Sponsors for the GHGT-11 conference are now being sought.

CFP_croppedGHGT-11 Call for Papers now open

Closing date for receipt of abstracts 10th February 2012


Featured CCS resources

  • CO2 Emissions Database

  • Monitoring Selection Tool

  • Risk Scenarios Database

  • Summer School

  • R,D&D Projects Database

  • International Research Networks

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A global database of large stationary CO2 sources. Read More >>

A global database of large stationary CO2 sources

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The Monitoring Selection Tool has been created to identify and prioritise techniques that could form part of a monitoring programme during all stages of a CO2 storage project. Read More >>

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This generic database is a tool for auditing risk scenarios for geological  CO2 storage projects. Read More >>

The summer school programme covers every aspect of CCS and aims to present the most recent information available in each field. The target group for the summer school is young scientists, e.g. PhD students and Post Docs with background in engineering, geo-technologies, socio-economics. Generally some 60 students from both developed and developing countries will participate. More details

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The capture and storage of CO2 could play a significant role in reducing the release of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. Read more >>

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IEAGHG is involved in the coordination of several international networks on CO2 Capture and Storage. Some of the summaries and reports from the network meetings are available. Read More >>

 
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