At IEAGHG, we produce 12-15 technical reports each year. The topics of these are selected by our members at our bi-annual Executive Committee meetings, work is completed by external groups and managed by the IEAGHG technical team and are available free of charge to member organisations and countries and cover all aspects of CCS. The reports are an assessment of the current technologies and existing literature with the ambition to inform readers, identify areas for future work and feed into the growing pool of technical knowledge on CCS that will assist with the implementation of the technology. To compliment these reports and help disseminate the information we produce, we also run a series of webinars. The webinars will review the outcomes of both individual studies and/or where we have completed a number of complimentary reports on similar topics, then we will bring these together into one cohesive presentation.
The webinars are recorded and posted to the IEAGHG YouTube channel, please click the webinar title to view the recording and/or register for upcoming webinars.
Title/link |
Presenter |
Date |
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Beyond LCOE: Value of technologies in different generation and grid scenarios Webinar |
Professor Niall MacDowell, Imperial College London |
15 December 2020 15:00 - 16:00 GMT |
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IEAGHG Risk Management Network: ‘Risk Management Over Time at Operating and Future CCS Projects’, a Webinar & Panel Discussion |
Key Speaker Simon O'Brien, Shell Panellists The panellists will be comprised of a number of representatives from CCS developers, those working and researching in the area of risk management and CCS, and those working in project regulation. |
2 December 2020 21:00 - 22.30 GMT |
| Value of Emerging and Enabling Technologies in Reducing Costs, Risks & Timescales for CCS | Sam Neades (facilitator) Technology Analyst, IEAGHG Katherine Orchard, Senior Consultant, Element Energy |
8th September 2020 |
| IEAGHG Monitoring Network Webinar 'Regulation, Industry and Research - Translating Monitoring Research to Meet Commercial Needs’ |
Tim Dixon, (moderator) IEAGHG, UK Sue Hovorka, Bureau of Economic Geology at the University of Texas, USA Sunil Varma, Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, Australia Scott Wehner, Wehner CO2nsulting, LLC, USA Charles Jenkins, CSIRO, Australia Katherine Romanak, Bureau of Economic Geology at the University of Texas, USA Eva Halland, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate, Norway Jørg Aarnes, DNV GL, Norway |
12th August 2020 |
| Understanding the cost of reducing water usage in coal and gas fired power plants with CCS | Monica Garcia, IEAGHG Regina Sander, CSIRO Energy Paul Feron, CSIRO Energy |
25th June 2020 |
| Launching CO2 DataShare – a digital portal for making CO2 storage data available | Grethe Tangen, SINTEF Industry Odd Andersen, SINTEF Digital Philip Ringrose, Equinor Anne-Kari Furre, Equinor |
27th February 2020 |
| COP25 Climate Change Negotiations: Cooperative Approaches, Divided Nations | Arthur Lee, Chevron | 14th January 2020 |
| Effects of Plant Location on the Costs of CO2 Capture | Noemi Ferrari (Wood Plc) | 17th October 2019 |
Ragnhild Skagestad (SINTEF Industry), Max Bierman (Chalmers University), Anette Mathisen (SINTEF Industry), Jens Wolf (RISE Bioeconomy) |
25th June 2019 |
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| COP-24 Summary Highlights - An Incomplete Paris Agreement Rule Book | Arthur Lee | 10th January 2019 |
| CO2 Data Share - Second Webinar | James Craig | 20th September 2018 |
| CO2 Data Share Consortium | Odd Anderson (SINTEF), Philip Ringrose (Equinor) and Grethe Tangen (SINTEF) | 24th May 2018 |
| Enabling CCS Industrial Clusters | Jasmin Kemper, IEAGHG | 27th March 2018 |
| Reflections on UNFCCC COP-23 | Arthur Lee, Chevron | 12th December 2017 |
| Understanding the Cost of Retrofitting CO2 Capture | Rahul Anantharaman and Simon Roussanaly, SINTEF Energy Research | 25th October 2017 |
| CO2 Storage Efficiencies in Deep Saline Formations | James Craig | 9th August 2017 |
| 1.5C - Meeting the Challenge of the Paris Agreement | Jasmin Kemper | 26th April 2017 |
| The Economics of Deploying CCS in SMR Based Stand Alone H2 Plantshe Economics of Deploying CCS in SMR Based Stand Alone H2 Plants | Stanley Santos | 16th February 2017 |
| CCS in the Pulp and Paper Industry | Kristin Onarheim and Peterri Kangas (VTT) | 25th January 2017 |
| Impressions and Discussions of COP22 Marrakesh | Arthur Lee | 8th December 2016 |
| CCS Cost trends and OutlookCS Cost trends and Outlook | Howard Herzog and Ed Rubin | 27th October 2016 |
| Can CO2 capture and storage unlock ‘unburnable carbon’ | Jasmin Kemper | 13th October 2016 |
| Fault Zone Permeability and its importance to CO2 storage | James Craig | 7th September 2016 |
| Emissions Accounting for CO2-EOR | Jasmin Kemper | 24th March 2016 |
| A reflection on COP21 and CCS | Tim Dixon | 29th February 2016 |
| Oxy-Combustion Turbines | John Davison | 27th January 2016 |
| IJGGC Special Issue | John Gale | 24th November 2015 |
| Integrated CCS Project at SaskPower's Boundary Dam | Carolyn Preston, CKP & Associates | 4th November 2015 |
| Offshore Monitoring for CO2Storage: Current status, challenges and future direction | James Craig | 28th October 2015 |
| Biomass with CCS: A Review at the Systems Level | Jasmin Kemper | 26th August 2015 |
| CCS in the Process Industries: An Overview to the Different Challenges and Opportunities | Stanley Santos | 24th June 2015 |