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Wednesday, 28 October 2015 09:00 - 17:00

Venue: Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh | City: Edinburgh, United Kingdom

The role of Carbon Capture and Storage in averting the worst impacts of climate change is bigger and more fundamental than many yet realise. CCS delivers a viable route to competitive, low-carbon power and products, and remains the only option for deep emissions cuts from key industries. In this pivotal year for global action on climate change, the SCCS Annual Conference focused on CCS developments and progress in regional economies, including Scotland, in order to illuminate a pathway to CCS success.

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This year's conference featured:

Plenary sessions featuring international and UK-based speakers
A "marketplace" of R&D expertise from across Scotland alongside key industry partners and CCS organisations
Enhanced opportunities for delegates to network

Keynote Speakers:

Krzysztof Bolesta, Political Adviser to Polish Ministry of the Environment

Dieter Helm (video speech), Economist and Author, University of Oxford

John Ireland, Deputy Director of Energy and Climate Change, Scottish Government

Jerzy Buzek MEP - Video Message, Chair of European Parliament Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

Speakers and Participants:

Dave Robson, Steel Industry

Andrew Green, Energy Technologies Institute

Duncan Kenyon, Pembina Institute

Mark Lewis, North East Process Industry Cluster

Chris Bryceland, Scottish Enterprise

Bill Spence, Shell

Luke Warren, CCSA

Michel Gimenez, LafargeHolcim

Stephen Kerr, Summit Power

Emrah Durusut, Element Energy

Stuart Haszeldine, University of Edinburgh

Maxine Akhurst, British Geological Survey

David Vega-Maza, University of Aberdeen

Julia Race, University of Strathclyde

Eric Mackay, Heriot-Watt University

Stefano Brandani, University of Edinburgh

Leslie Mabon, Robert Gordon University

Talks	Speaker
Carbon Capture and Storage: the key to a low-carbon future (09:00–10:30)
Welcome and introduction	Stuart Haszeldine, SCCS
Climate change - a Scottish Government perspective	John Ireland, Scottish Government
Why CCS matters - Video Speech	Dieter Helm, University of Oxford
Conference networking and live polling	Facilitator: Philippa Parmiter, SCCS
The role of CCS in Europe's energy and climate policy - Video Message	Jerzy Buzek MEP, European Parliament
Looking back, looking forward: focus on Poland and Brussels	Krzysztof Bolesta, Polish Ministry of the Environment
Live poll Results Question 1 Question 2	Delegate participation
Powering CCS delivery: the R&D, industry and government interface (11:00-12:15)
Delivering CCS in Scotland, UK and Europe	Stuart Haszeldine, SCCS
Emerging Carbon Capture Technologies	Stefano Brandani, University of Edinburgh
CO₂ Transport: delivering on the challenges	Julia Race, University of Strathclyde
CO₂ Storage: the fate of CO₂ in CCS	Eric Mackay, Heriot-Watt University
Environment and Society: putting CCS in context	Leslie Mabon, Robert Gordon University
Live poll Results Question 3 Question 4	Delegate participation
Networking lunch and poster displays (12:15 - 14:15) CCS Public Engagement (side event): Working in partnership to improve community engagement - Denise Horan (Shell) and Kirsty Anderson (GCCSI) CO₂ storage and society: key lessons from empirical fieldwork so far - Leslie Mabon (Robert Gordon University)

Talks	Speaker
Pathways to low-carbon power and products (14:15–16:55)
Teesside Collective: building a business case for industrial clusters in the UK	Mark Lewis, NEPIC
CCS and the steel industry	Dave Robson, Steel Industry
Reducing CO₂ emissions within the cement industry	Michel Gimenez, LafargeHolcim
The oil and gas perspective: a decade of learning in Shell	Bill Spence, Shell UK
Caledonia Clean Energy Project: milestones, challenges and opportunities	Stephen Kerr, Summit Power
From Clusters to Systems: Building a European CCS Sector	Andrew Green, ETI
Storage as the Bedrock of CCS
Optimising storage around the UK: findings from the CO₂MultiStore Joint Industry Project	Maxine Akhurst, British Geological Survey
Can CO₂-EOR accelerate UK storage? Findings from the CO₂-EOR Joint Industry Project	Chris Bryceland
Live poll Results Question 5 Question 6	Delegate participation
Panel discussion
Turning opportunity into success	Emrah Durusut, Element Energy Stephen Kerr, Summit Power Bill Spence, Shell Luke Warren, CCSA
Live poll Results Question 7	Delegate participation
Conference conclusion and next steps	Stuart Haszeldine, SCCS

Title	Author
Ultrapermeable Polymers of Intrinsic Microporosity (PIMs) based on Benzotriptycene	Mariolino Carta, University of Edinburgh
Low Carbon Cement Based on Hydrated Magnesium Carbonate’	Jennie Morrison, University of Aberdeen
Strategies for CO2 mitigation – a holistic approach	Craig McAnally, University of Strathclyde
Novel Approaches to the Preparation & Exploitation of Carbon Capture Materials	T.W.S. Yip, University of Strathclyde
Post combustion carbon-capture using metal organic frameworks	Shreenath Krishnamurthy, University of Edinburgh
Selective Exhaust Gas Recirculation in Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plants with Post-Combustion Carbon Capture	Erika Palfi, University of Edinburgh
Adsorption Materials and Processes for Carbon Capture from Gas-Fired Power Plants - AMPGas	Arran Gibson, University of Edinburgh/td>
Biomass particles combustion study under air and oxyfuel atmospheres	Erika Palfi, University of Edinburgh
Sustainable Adsorbents for CO2 Capture	Chris Beattie, Heriot-Watt University
Surrogate-based Multi-objective Optimisation for the Design of Pressure Swing Adsorption Systems	Daniel Friedrich, University of Edinburgh
Microwave Swing Regeneration for Carbon Capture and Storage	Stephen McGurk, University of Edinburgh
Pore Scale Study for CO2 Storage and Enhanced Oil Recovery	Xingxun Li, University of Edinburgh
Dynamic and flexible operation of post-combustion capture combined with online solvent monitoring: A pilot-scale study	Paul Tait, University of Edinburgh
A Novel Solvent Instrumentation System for the Flexible Operation of Carbon Capture processes	Bill Buschle, University of Edinburgh
Valuing responsive operation of post-combustion CCS power plants in low carbon electricity markets	Olivia Errey, University of Edinburgh
Reducing water usage with rotary regenerative gas/gas heat exchangers in natural gas-fired power plants with post-combustion carbon capture	Laura Herraiz, University of Edinburgh
A Mobile Carbon Capture Test Facility to De-risk Technologies at industrial sites	Chih-Wei Lin, University of Edinburgh
Techno-economic assessment of sequential supplementary firing in natural gas combined cycle for CO2-Enhanced Oil Recovery in Mexico	Abigail Gonzalez Diaz, University of Edinburgh
CCS power stations at the interface of CO2 transport and electricity transmission networks:How to deal with the dual set of requirements?	Thomas Spitz, University of Edinburgh
Gas turbine power cycles for retrofitting and repowering coal plants with post-combustion CO2 capture	Maria Sanchez del Rio, University of Edinburgh

Title	Author
Quantifying Residual Trapping using Geochemical Tracers during the Otway 2B Extension Project	Sascha Serno, University of Edinburgh
Fingerprinting Captured CO₂ Using Natural Tracers for CCS Monitoring and Verification	Stephanie Flude, University of Edinburgh
Numerically modelling the seawater and bubble plume dynamics from a potential CO₂ leak in the waters surrounding Scotland	Marius Dewar, Heriot-Watt University
Water oxygen isotope shift by interaction with CO₂	Ruta Karolye, University of Edinburgh
MiReCOL: Developing corrective measures for CO₂ storage	F. Neele (TNO), Mark Wilkinson (University of Edinburgh) et al
Relationship to place and perception of energy infrastructure and processes: comparing offshore CCS in northern Scotland and Hokkaido, Japan	Leslie Mabon, Robert Gordon University

Title	Author
Utilising CCS for Pressure Support in Oil Production	Edward Stephenson, Heriot-Watt University
Evaluating and quantifying the potential for CO2 leakage through the caprock during carbon sequestration using a Risk Matrix	Katriona Edlmann, University of Edinburgh
Seismic plume evolution in a heterogeneous sandstone reservoir: Role and impact of patchy Co2 saturation	Rami Ei, University of Edinburgh
Synergy between Carbon Dioxide Storage and Incremental Oil Recovery	Gang Wang, Heriot-Watt University
Comparison of CO₂-EOR Performance between Offshore and Onshore Environments	Saeed Ghanbari, Heriot-Watt University
Fate of CO₂ during CO₂ Enhanced Oil Recovery	Peter Olden, Heriot-Watt University
Secure containment of CO₂ at two injection sites: Coupled flow and geomechanical analysis of CO₂ injection, CO₂MultiStore	Min Jin, Heriot-Watt University
The Bongwana Natural CO₂ Release	Gareth Johnson, University of Edinburgh
Carbon capture & storage optimisation in solids: understanding surface-fluid interactions	Greg Mutch, University of Aberdeen
Modelling of CO2/Brine interfacial tensions under CO₂ geological storage conditions	Luis Pereira, Heriot-Watt University
Full Pressure Coupling for Geo-mechanical Multi-phase Multi-component Flow Simulations	Florian Doster, Heriot-Watt University
Modelling CO2-Storage in Fractured Porous Media: Early- and Late-Time Behaviour during Imbibition in Dual-Continua Representations	Rafael March, Heriot-Watt University
Experimental investigation of coupled processes affecting caprock seal integrity for CO₂ sequestration	Katriona Edlmann, University of Edinburgh
Understanding Caprock Integrity - Critical for Carbon Capture and Storage	Katriona Edlmann, University of Edinburgh
Geo Reservoir Experimental Analogue Technology: GREAT Recreating in situ reservoir conditions for experimental investigation of coupled processes	Chris McDermott, University of Edinburgh
Reactive transport simulation of CO2 WAG in carbonate reservoirs	Ayrton Ribeiro, Heriot-Watt University

Title	Author
Flexible CCS Network Development (FleCCSNet)	Julia Race, University of Strathclyde
Shelter and Escape in the Event of a Release of CO2 from CCS Transport Infrastructure (S-CAPE)	Julia Race, University of Strathclyde
Performance of Flow Meters with Dense Phase CO2 and CCS Recovery Streams	Mercedes Maroto-Valer, Heriot-Watt University
Odourisation of CO2 pipelines in the UK	Rachel Kilgallon, University of Edinburgh
Transport and Offloading of CO2 by Ship	Peter Brownsort, SCCS

The Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh (RCPE) is located in Edinburgh’s city centre, at 9 Queen Street, EH2 1JQ. It is a five-minute walk from the main bus and train stations, and 25 minutes from Edinburgh Airport by bus or taxi. For delegates arriving by car, there is an NCP car park on York Place. See the venue website for more information.

RCPE has negotiated special accommodation rates for delegates attending events. Make sure you mention "Royal College of Physicians" at the time of booking (only applicable to bookings made by telephone). Please note, these rates are subject to availability.

The George Hotel
19-21 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PB
+44 (0)131 225 1251
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Ben Cruachan Bed & Breakfast
17 McDonald Road, Edinburgh, EH7 4LX
+44 (0)131 556 0687
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Hotel Ibis Edinburgh Centre*
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+44 (0)131 292 0200
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Hotel Indigo
51-59 York Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3JD
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Hotel Inn Express – City Centre
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Kenneth Mackenzie Bed & Breakfast*
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(* does not offer special RCPE rates)

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