One of the main activities of the IEAGHG is to undertake technical and economic evaluations of technology options with the potential to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.

IEAGHG evaluate the technologies using a transparent and consistent methodology that allows direct comparison of the technology options and other actions. In this way, IEAGHG provides objective information to its members. Such information can then be used by members to assist in formulating policy, industrial developments, scientific research and academic communities. Through its research activities IEAGHG aims to identify key gaps in knowledge and promote activities to fill those gaps.

The technical evaluations completed by IEAGHG are provided as detailed technical reports to its members. These reports aim to increase knowledge about the role of mitigation policies but themselves do not undertake advocacy or policy making.

The Technical Reports are available to individuals and organisations in all member countries & to all sponsor organisations upon publication. These become freely available to those from non-member countries after a six month period and will be added to the list below. If you are from a member country or sponsor and would like a recently published report please contact Becky Kemp for a copy

In addition, IEAGHG publishes the results of its work at various conferences around the world and in technical journals. In so-doing IEAGHG aims to disseminate summaries of the results of its work to a broader audience than just its membership. A list of presentations made at meetings can be found here.

2006 Reports

2006/1: CO₂ Capture in Low Rank Coal Power Plants (11MB)

2006/2: Safe Storage of CO₂  (2.1MB)

2006/3: Permitting Issues for CO₂ Capture and Geological Storage (2MB)

2006/4: International Oxy-Combustion Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on Inaugural Workshop (16MB)

2006/5: Launch Meeting of the Risk Assessment Network (17MB)

2006/6: Estimating the Future Trends in the Cost of CO₂ Capture Technologies. (Please note that this download does not include Appendix files.) (1.6MB)

2006/7: Updating the IEAGHG Global CO₂ Emissions Database: Developments since 2002 (1.1MB)

2006/8: CO₂ Capture as a Factor in Power Station Investment Decisions (1.5MB)

2006/9: 2nd Meeting of the Monitoring Network (62MB)

2006/10: 2nd Meeting of the Risk Assessment Network (62MB)

2006/11: CO₂ Capture Network : 9th Workshop (23MB)

2006/12: 2nd Well Bore Integrity Workshop (62MB)

2006/13: Near Zero Emissions Technology for CO₂ Capture from Power Plant (1.2MB)

2006/14: Environmental Impact of Solvent Scrubbing of CO₂ (1.3MB)

2005 Reports

2005/13: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on 8th Workshop (19MB)

2005/12: Well Bore Integrity Workshop (20MB)

2005/11: CO₂ Storage by Mineral Carbonation (0.5MB)

2005/10: Low greenhouse gas emission transport fuels: the impact of CO₂capture and storage on selected pathways (1.48MB)

2005/9: Oxy Combustion Processes for CO₂ Capture from Power Plant (4.4MB)

2005/8: A Review of Natural CO₂ Occurrences and Releases and their Relevance to CO₂ Storage (8.6MB)

2005/7: Development of PPAP Power Plant Assessment Program (3.6MB)

2005/6: NASCENT - Final Report (5.3MB)

2005/5: Monitoring Workshop - Inaugural Meeting (70MB)

2005/4: Assessment of the Costs and Enhanced Potential for Carbon Sequestration in Soils (1.2MB)

2005/3: Building the Cost Curves for CO₂ Storage: North America (8MB)

2005/2: Building the Cost Curves for CO₂ Storage: European Sector (7MB)

2005/1: Retrofit of CO₂ Capture to Natural Gas Combined Cycle Power Plants (43.8MB)

PH4 Reports

PH4/37: Modelling of Ocean Storage of CO₂ - The GOSAC Study (8.5MB)

PH4/36: Use of the Clean Development Mechanism for CO₂ Capture and Storage (1.6MB)

PH4/35: Overview of Long Term Framework for CO₂ Capture and Storage(1.14MB)

PH4/34: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture Report on 7th Workshop(14.8MB)

PH4/33: Improvement in Power Generation with Post Combustion Capture of CO₂ (1.48MB)

PH4/32: Impact of Impurities on CO₂ Capture, Transport and Storage (892KB)

PH4/31: Risk Assessment Workshop (32.4MB)

PH4/30: Ship Transport of CO₂ (2.98MB)

Ph4/29: Overview of Monitoring Requirements for Geologic Storage Projects

PH4/28: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on 6th Workshop . May 2004 (23.2MB)

PH4/27: Canadian Clean Power Coalition Studies on CO₂ Capture and Storage . March 2004 (677Kb)

PH4/26: Gas Hydrates for Deep Ocean Storage of CO₂. February 2004(5.24MB)

PH4/25: Building the Cost Curves for the Industrial Sources of Non-CO₂GHGs. October 2003 (0.99MB)

PH4/24: Reduction of CO₂ Emissions by Adding Hydrogen to Natural Gas. October 2003 (2.26MB)

PH4/23: Barriers to Overcome in Implementation of CO₂ Capture & Storage (2): Rules and Standards for the Transmission and Storage of CO₂. August 2003 (4.6MB)

PH4/22: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on 5th Workshop (Pittsburgh, June 2003). July 2003 (12.4MB)

PH4/21: Saline Aquifer CO₂ Storage Project (SACS) Best Practise Manual. July 2003 (5MB)

PH4/20: Non-CO₂ Greenhouse Gas Network : Agriculture. June 2003(11.5MB)

PH4/19: Potential for Improvement in Gasification Combined Cycle Power Generation with CO₂ Capture. May 2003 (9MB)

PH4/18: Acid Gas Injection : A Study of Existing Operations (Phase 1: Final Report). April 2003 (2MB)

PH4/17: Building a Common FEP Database. April 2003 (2.3MB)

PH4/16: International Conventions: Implications for CO₂ Storage. March 2003 (9MB)

PH4/15: Acid Gas Injection : A Study of Existing Operations (Phase 1: Interim Report). January 2003 (1.50MB)

PH4/14: The Potential of Solar Electricity to Reduce CO₂ Emissions. March 2003 (1.36MB)

PH4/13: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on 4th Workshop. November 2002 (10MB with all Annexes)

PH4/12: CO₂ Abatement by Production and Use of Gas to Liquids Transport Fuels. August 2002 (746Kb)

PH4/11: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on 3rd Workshop. July 2002. (not issued on CD)(10MB)

PH4/10: Opportunities for Early Application of CO₂ Sequestration Technology. September 2002 (2.8MB zip file) (3MB)

PH4/9: Building the Cost Curves for CO₂ Storage, Part 1: Sources of CO₂Report Number. July 2002 (6.3MB) (6.5MB)

PH4/8: Non-CO₂ Greenhouse Gas Network. 2nd Meeting, Maastricht, January 2002. March 2002 (578Kb zip file) (1MB)

PH4/7: Workbook for Screening Options to Reduce CO₂ Emissions from Existing Power Stations. April 2002 (1.4MB)

PH4/6: Transmission of CO₂ and Energy. March 2002 (2.8MB)

PH4/5: Non-CO₂ Greenhouse Gas Network. Inaugural Meeting on Mitigation Technologies and Economic Analyses. February 2002

PH4/4: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on 2nd Workshop. January 2002.

PH4/3: CO₂ Technology Scenarios Seminar, Copenhagen, June 2001. (Organised by CO₂NET) May 2002

PH4/2: Report of a Seminar "Putting CO₂ Sequestration on the Policy Agenda", Trondheim, March 2001. (Organised by CO₂NET) May 2001

PH4/1: Biofixation with Microalgae for Greenhouse Gas Abatement. (Report on a workshop, Rome, January 2001.) March 2001

PH3 reports

PH3/36: CO₂ abatement by the use of carbon-rejection processes

PH3/35: Abatement of emissions of other greenhouse gases – Engineered Chemicals

PH3/34: Enhanced recovery of coal bed methane with carbon dioxide sequestration – Selection of possible demonstration sites

PH3/33: International Test Network for CO₂ Capture: Report on a Workshop

PH3/32: Forums on Ocean Storage of CO₂

PH3/31: CO₂ abatement in oil refineries: Fired Heaters

PH3/30: Greenhouse gas emissions from major industrial sources – III Iron and steel production

PH3/29:Abatement of other greenhouse gases – Nitrous Oxide

PH3/28:Geological Storage of CO₂ in Saline Aquifers: Report on a Workshop to discuss future research priorities

PH3/27: Natural Gas and Methane Hydrates

PH3/26: Capture of CO₂ using water scrubbing

PH3/25: Issues underlying the feasibility of storing CO₂ as hydrate deposits

PH3/24: The potential of wind energy to reduce CO₂ emissions

PH3/23: Greenhouse gases from major industrial sources – IV The Aluminium Industry

PH3/22:Barriers to overcome in implementation of CO₂ capture and storage (1) – Storage in disused oil and gas fields

PH3/21: CO₂ capture via partial oxidation of natural gas

PH3/20: CO₂ enhanced recovery in the Weyburn Oil Field: Report of a workshop to discuss monitoring

PH3/19: Enhancement of oceanic uptake of CO₂ by macro-nutrient fertilisation

PH3/18: Retrofit of power stations for greenhouse gas abatement: Case studies

PH3/17: CO₂ storage as carbonate minerals

PH3/16: The assessment of advanced power generation systems: Methodology development

PH3/15: CO₂ abatement in gas-to-liquids plant: Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis

PH3/14: Leading options for the capture of CO₂ emissions at power stations

PH3/13: CO₂ abatement in an integrated methanol and power system

PH3/12: Key components for CO₂ abatement: Gas turbines

PH3/11: Large sale power generation using forestry and wood industry by-products

PH3/10: Carbon sequestration by forestry – Effects of timber markets

PH3/09: Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from offshore oil and gas installations

PH3/08: The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the oil refining and petrochemical industry

PH3/07: The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the cement industry

PH3/06: Multiple products with CO₂ capture: Power and thermal energy

PH3/05: LNG fuel cycle: Impacts

PH3/04: The assessment of a water-cycle for capture of CO₂

PH3/03: Enhanced coal bed methane recovery with CO₂ sequestration

PH3/02: Advisory Group on R&D on ocean sequestration of CO₂

PH3/01: Sleipner Carbon Dioxide Storage Workshop