The CCSA held a Member Showcase with Subsea7 on Wednesday 17th July 2024.
These member only online events feature presentations by members and offer the opportunity for members to showcase their company and activities to the wider CCSA membership, as well as providing a forum for networking.
The meeting recording can be accessed here, and the slides can be downloaded below.
The CCSA is delighted to host a Member Showcase with Expro on Tuesday 21st May 2024.
These member only online events feature presentations by members and offer the opportunity for members to showcase their company and activities to the wider CCSA membership, as well as providing a forum for networking.
The CCSA is delighted to host a Member Showcase with with Mitsui O.S.K Lines, Ltd. (“MOL”) on Tuesday 19th March 2024.
This Member Showcase and will be presented by Hina Qureshi & James Dallimore, CCUS Project Managers covering Europe, Africa and Americas.
“Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (“MOL”), established in 1884 and headquartered in Tokyo, is one of the world’s leading ocean shipping companies, operating about 800 vessels worldwide. MOL’s fleet includes dry bulkers, tankers, car carriers, and largest fleet of LNG carriers’ globally.
MOL have set 2050 net-zero target in our BLUE ACTION 2035 business plan, which integrates our business goals to address sustainability issues. We are focused on deploying energy efficiencies, building dual-fuel vessels, investing in clean energy infrastructure, offshore wind power and digitalising the business.
We believe LCO2 carriers will play an important role in the CCUS value chain by efficiently connecting captured and LCO2 to storage areas especially at the early stages to meet the 2030 & 2050 climate goals. Involvement in this CCUS value chain is a key aspect within our BLUE ACTION strategy, and directly contributes to MOL’s ambition to expand our low-carbon/decarbonised business through leveraging the group’s collective strengths.
These member only online events feature presentations by members and offer the opportunity for members to showcase their company and activities to the wider CCSA membership, as well as providing a forum for networking.
The presentation can be found below, and the recording can be accessed here. The video on pg.7 of the presentation can be accessed here.
The CCSA is delighted to host a Member Showcase with Svante on Wednesday 28th February 2024.
These member only online events feature presentations by members and offer the opportunity for members to showcase their company and activities to the wider CCSA membership, as well as providing a forum for networking.
This Member Showcase and will be presented by Travis Brookson, Svante’s Strategic Account Manager on Wednesday 28 February, 12:00 – 12:45 GMT.
Travis Brookson, an accomplished Professional Geologist (P.Geol.) with a Master of Science (MSc.) degree, is a driving force in his role as Strategic Account Manager at Svante, a leading second-generation carbon capture and removal solutions provider. With a background in geology and environmental sciences, he plays a pivotal role in educating and supporting Svante’s customers on how CCUS projects work and how Svante’s solid sorbent-based carbon capture and removal solutions can help them reach their emission reduction ambitions.
Founded in 2007, Svante is a purpose-driven carbon capture and removal solutions provider. Employing nanoengineered solid sorbent-based filters and modular rotary contactor machines, Svante captures and removes CO2 in an environmentally responsible way from post-combustion industrial emissions. The company’s patented rapid temperature swing adsorption process allows for the capture, concentration, and release of pure CO2 in just 60 seconds. Svante is globally recognized and positioned on prestigious lists such as the 2024 Global Cleantech 100 and Corporate Knights’ Future 50 Fastest Growing Sustainable Companies. For more information, visit www.svanteinc.com.
A recording of the session can be viewed here.
The CCSA was delighted to host a Member Showcase with GaffneyCline on Thursday 25th January 2024.
These member-only online events feature presentations by members and offer the opportunity for members to showcase their company and activities to the wider CCSA membership, as well as providing a forum for networking.
This Member Showcase was presented by Drew Powell, GaffneyCline’s CCS Projects’ Director in the UK covering CCS projects in the EMEA region.
GaffneyCline has undertaken over 20 due diligence studies of CCS projects, including key projects in the UK and North Sea, considering either an entire CCS project from capture to sequestration (e.g. for an investor or a Regulator) or the component parts of a CCS project such as sequestration alone (for an Emitter Group). GaffneyCline has therefore significant experience in the technical and commercial due diligence of CCS projects, the salient points being covered in this presentation.
Global and regional CCS project development is expanding rapidly with many projects progressing to and beyond FID. The numerous CCS projects required to meet European and Middle Eastern commitments on Net Zero generally, and carbon capture and sequestration in particular means there are many nascent developments in early stages of technical progress, commonly referred to as Appraise, Assess and Define stages, or stage gates. Emitter groups and sequestration project owners are aligning themselves on single overall CCS projects, requiring technical and commercial due diligence of the component elements of each overall CCS project. GaffneyCline is a global consultancy in the energy sector, providing techno-commercial advice to clients that include energy producers, industrial companies, financial institutions, governments and more.
A recording of the session can be viewed here and the slides are available below.
The CCSA is delighted to host an in-person Member Discussion Forum with Phillips 66 “Unlocking Energy Security through CCS – Phillips 66’s vision for the Humber”, on Thursday 23rd May 2024.
This event will take place at North building reception, 200-202 Aldersgate Street, London EC1A 4HD.
CCSA Member Discussion Forums are kindly hosted by a member and are open to all CCSA members. In addition to hearing the latest from the member host, there will be plenty of opportunity to network with other members. These free to attend meetings are a member benefit, so we encourage you to consider sending a representative from your organisation.
Event overview:
The Humber is home to some of the UK’s vital infrastructure from the UK’s only commercial scale producer of sustainable aviation fuel to power generation for millions of homes and local industry.
There is an urgency to localise supply chains, stop the offshoring of emissions, and develop infrastructure if we are to reach Net Zero.
If we are to achieve this goal, it is vital industry works closely together. We invite you to our latest panel discussion to hear about Phillips 66’s vision for the region. We will also hear from speakers that will highlight the important role of CCS to decarbonise power, support the development of lower carbon products and power, and accelerate skills.
Event agenda:
18:00 – Registration
18:30 – Panel starts (45 minutes discussion + 15 minutes Q&A)
Speakers:
19:30 – Networking drinks
20:30 – Event ends
Please sign up here to register your interest for the event. Places are limited so please register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
We will be in touch closer to the date to confirm your place.
The CCSA is delighted to host a Member Discussion Forum with Pace CCS on Tuesday 12th March 2024.
The CCSA is delighted to host a Member Discussion Forum with Aker Carbon Capture on Thursday 1st Feb 2024.
The Zero Emissions Platform and the CCSA are launching the “CO2 transport by ship” report. Join us for insightful presentations and discussions about the role of CO2 transport by ship, exploring opportunities and perspectives to accelerate the deployment of the CCS value chain.
The European Commission aims for the EU to capture and store 50 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030 through its Net Zero Industry Act. Meeting this objective necessitates the rapid deployment of the entire CO2 infrastructure value chain, including the transportation of CO2.
Transport of CO2 by ship plays a vital role in the CO2 infrastructure, which will enable emitters across Europe to connect to safe and permanent storage. CO2 transport by ship also contributes to equitable access for all countries and becomes particularly valuable when other transport options (pipeline, rail, truck) are not viable. Maritime transport is essential to connect dispersed industries to CO2 storage sites.
While the significance of shipping in large-scale CCS deployment is gaining recognition at both the EU and national level, there is an urgent need to define the future scope of CO2 transport by ship in the European market. This requires investigating the number of vessels potentially required, the location of strategic ports, and the volumes expected to be transported annually.
The CCSA and ZEP have joined forces to identify barriers and enablers and provide recommendations to European policymakers to support the development of this market. The report findings and recommendations will be presented during the webinar to assist companies, regulators, and decision-makers in navigating the emerging CO2 transport market.
This event gathers industry leaders, experts in CO2 transport by ship, policymakers and CCS project promoters. Together, they will deep dive into the nascent CCS market and the crucial role of shipping in deploying the CCS value-chain.
Register for the webinar here.