The recording of the session can be viewed here, and the slides can be accessed below.
The recording of the session can be viewed here, and the slides can be accessed below.
The CCSA is delighted to host an in-person Member Discussion Forum with Clarksons, “CO2 Vessel Supply and the Global Shipbuilding Picture”, on Thursday 20th June 2024.
This event will take place at the Clarksons offices, Commodity Quay, London E1W 1BF.
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 event will provide an in-depth overview of the global shipbuilding sector, beginning with a presentation from the Managing Director of Clarksons Research, Stephen Gordon, which will discuss CO2 Vessel Supply and the Global Shipbuilding Picture.
The panel discussion will explore the shipbuilding mix from design to delivery, with a focus on critical components, and delving into the benefits of synchronising CCS project timelines with shipbuilding and chartering. The panellists will also discuss the need to protect key stakeholders in shipping projects, focusing on due diligence, clarity of process and intelligent decision making.
Event agenda:
16:30 – Arrivals and registration
16:50 – Introductions from Clarksons and a welcome from session moderator Olivia Powis, CCSA
17:00 – Presentation from Clarksons
17:15 – Panel starts (45 minutes discussion + 15 minutes Q&A)
Speakers:
Additional speakers will be confirmed shortly.
18:00 – 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.
Join us for the 2024 Carbon Capture & Storage Association’s (CCSA) EU Conference on the 3rd of July 2024, in Brussels. Experience a day of insightful panels with 20+ industry and EU Institution speakers discussing the future of CCUS in Europe.
The format
The event will be held in person at the Nhow Bloom Brussels Hotel, with 200+ delegates expected for in-person attendance.
The conference agenda will include panel sessions and networking opportunities throughout the day – including a 1-hour lunch break and networking drinks at the end of the programme.
This will be the flagship CCUS conference to attend this year in Brussels. It will offer significant opportunities to network and build business partnerships, whilst learning about CCUS in Europe.
Don’t miss this chance to attend the first 2024 CCSA EU Conference, gain valuable CCUS knowledge and broader your network.
Confirmed speakers:
• Tatiana Márquez Uriarte – Member of Cabinet of the Commissioner for Energy, European Commission.
• Maria Velkova – Deputy Head of Unit, DG CLIMA, European Commission.
• Sebastian Fischer – Policy Advisor, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action of Germany.
• Dražen Tumara – Project Officer, Joint Research Centre, European Commission.
• Emmanouil Kakaras – Executive Vice President NEXT Energy, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
• Bruce Moore – Head of Strategy & Decarbonisation, Director Europe & Africa, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines.
• Ellina Levina – Head of Public Affairs, Global CCS Institute
• Scarlett Ann Mertin – Policy Advisor, GIE.
• Nicolas Peugniez – Head of Strategy, GRTgaz.
• Vincent Michel – GO4ZERO Program Director, Holcim.
• Antoine Hoxha – Director General, Fertilizers Europe.
• Caterina de Matteis – Senior Policy Manager, IOGP Europe.
• Emmanuel Brutin – Public Affairs Director, Cembureau.
• Joanna Frankowska – Account Manager for Energy & Living, CEN & CENELEC
• Toby Lockwood – Technology and Markets Director, CATF.
• Erika Ahlqvist – Vice President of Sustainability, Hydro Extrusions
• Oscar Schily – Climate Policy Manager, Climeworks.
• Ennio Prizzi – Policy Officer, Bioenergy Europe.
• Els Jooris – Business Opportunity Manager, Shell.
• James McAreavey – Global Head of CCUS, Xodus.
• Pia Malene Andersen – Advisor CCS Section, Norwegian Ministry of Energy.
• Morten Skovgaard Olsen – CCS Advisor, Danish Energy Agency
Innovation Zero is the UK’s largest net-zero congress, taking place on 30 April – 1 May 2024 at Olympia, London.
Supported by the UK Government, this event connects 12,000+ innovators, investors, funders, policymakers, and businesses across multiple sectors, to accelerate the transition towards a low carbon economy and society.
With a world-class conference programme consisting of 200+ sessions across 14 specialised forums including energy, finance, transport, industrial, infrastructure, and advanced technology, delegates can delve into cutting-edge insights, unveiling new policies, game-changing announcements, and emerging trends. The event also showcases 350+ technology and solution providers, offering a first-hand look at the latest innovations and investment
opportunities that are shaping the low carbon landscape.
New for 2024 is the dedicated Infrastructure Zero event, which will run in parallel to Innovation Zero, attracting investors and leaders in low carbon and green infrastructure.
For anyone who develops, produces, deploys, and funds low carbon solutions, Innovation Zero is an essential meeting place for announcements,
partnerships, deal-making, and collaborations. Find out more on the conference website here.
Tickets are free until the 1st April – Register here!
The CCSA will be exhibiting at stand F56.
Innovation Zero is the UK’s largest net-zero congress, taking place on 30 April – 1 May 2024 at Olympia, London.
Supported by the UK Government, this event connects 12,000+ innovators, investors, funders, policymakers, and businesses across multiple sectors, to accelerate the transition towards a low carbon economy and society.
With a world-class conference programme consisting of 200+ sessions across 14 specialised forums including energy, finance, transport, industrial, infrastructure, and advanced technology, delegates can delve into cutting-edge insights, unveiling new policies, game-changing announcements, and emerging trends. The event also showcases 350+ technology and solution providers, offering a first-hand look at the latest innovations and investment
opportunities that are shaping the low carbon landscape.
New for 2024 is the dedicated Infrastructure Zero event, which will run in parallel to Innovation Zero, attracting investors and leaders in low carbon and green infrastructure.
For anyone who develops, produces, deploys, and funds low carbon solutions, Innovation Zero is an essential meeting place for announcements,
partnerships, deal-making, and collaborations. Find out more on the conference website here.
Tickets are free until the 1st April – Register here!
The CCSA is delighted to be exhibiting at Innovation Zero. Book your own stand with Oliver and quote ‘CCSA’ for exclusive offers – Oliver Breed oliverb@innovationzero.com
The CCSA’s annual flagship conference, CCUS 2024: Capturing a Net Zero Future, will take place on the 15th – 16th October at Central Hall Westminster, London.
The 2024 conference takes place in a critical year for CCUS. With the selection of the Track-1 and Track-2 CCUS Clusters last year, the UK is close to reaching final investment decision for the first UK CCUS projects. The CCUS industry is also ramping up in the EU and beyond – the recent publication of the EU Industrial Carbon Management strategy has reinforced the EU’s commitment to the deployment of CCS, and at the international level, CCUS received its first ever mention in the final outcome of COP28 last year.
Find more info on the conference website here.
Register for tickets here.
Carbon Capture, Utilisation and storage (CCUS) technologies are crucial for Europe to achieve its climate targets for 2040 and 2050. CCUS solutions can also enhance industrial competitiveness and bolster energy resilience.
It is no coincidence that the European Commission unveiled its Industrial Carbon Management Strategy on the same day as the publication of its 2040 climate target, early February. Without a massive deployment of CCUS technologies, the EU will not be able to decarbonise its industrial activities.
Along with the ICMS, the Net Zero Industry Act emphasises the role of CCUS technologies in reaching Net-Zero by 2050 and being a critical solution in securing the future of European industries.
Join this event organised by the Carbon Capture & Storage Association, the leading European CCUS trade association with 120+ members across the entire value chain, to explore the CCUS industry perspective about achieving the CO2 storage targets set by the European Commission.
Key discussion points will include:
– Assessing the impact of CCUS on industrial decarbonisation processes.
– Advancing solutions for compelling business cases to increase CO2 storage and transport infrastructure investments.
– Identifying key policy measures to promote the use of CCUS technologies.
Find more information and register here
The Energy from Waste Conference will take place on the 6th – 7th March 2024 in London.
The 2024 Energy from Waste Conference is set to feature an outstanding lineup of speakers from the sector, including technical specialists, global leaders, and creative developers who will deliver a two-day programme of cutting-edge knowledge.
Participants will gain from an action-packed two-day programme as they engage in intense discussion sessions and lively discussions while exploring the important topics with some of the top speakers and technical experts in the field.
Attendees at the Energy from Waste conference can hear from influential policy makers, network with leading figures in the sector, and gain a thorough understanding of the potential and challenges associated with converting trash to SAF production and the vast market prospects it presents.
Find more information and register for tickets via the conference website here.
Registration is now live for Decarb Connect UK, the UK’s leading industrial decarbonisation event. Featuring insights from INEOS, Innovate UK, Cemex Ventures, Clean Growth Fund, National Highways, Bloomberg NEF and many more.
Taking place 27-29 February 2024 at the Lowry Hotel, Manchester, join 200+ attendees who will be engaging with the experts actively shaping industrial decarbonisation clusters, crafting comprehensive CO2 management business plans, spearheading plant-based initiatives and devising innovative funding mechanisms.
Registered attendees include: Heidelberg, Lenzing, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Holiferm, Materials Processing Institute, Croda, Solvay and Tata Steel Europe
Gain critical insights from a diverse range of key stakeholders, largely made up of the UK’s industrial emitters, participate in site tours and engage in discussions spanning across two days under the Chatham House Rule.
Register via the conference website here.
Download the agenda here.
The CCSA is delighted to host a Member Showcase with 8 Rivers on Wednesday 26th June 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 will be presented by Nick Bevan, Commercial Director – Europe for 8 Rivers on Wednesday 26 June, 14:00 – 14:45 BST (please note the timings are later than previous showcases)
The slides are available to download below, and the recording can be accessed here.
8 Rivers is a Durham, North Carolina–based climate technology company leading the energy industry towards achieving net zero. Founded in 2008, 8 Rivers is pioneering the clean energy and climate future through the invention and commercialization of infrastructure-scale technologies and projects that enable the global energy transition. The 8 Rivers technology portfolio includes cleantech innovations such as 8RH2, an ultra-low carbon hydrogen production technology, the Allam-Fetvedt Cycle, a transformative low-carbon power cycle, and Calcite, a hyper-efficient direct air capture process.
In May 2023, 8 Rivers launched 8RH2 its ultra-low-carbon hydrogen process that cost-effectively captures greater than 99.5% of the CO2 produced. At the heart of the process is 8 River’s decades of oxy-combustion experience and a proprietary CO2 Convective Reformer (CCR) that 8 Rivers is jointly developing with Casale SA. In contrast to conventional steam methane reforming (SMR) approaches, 8RH2 combusts natural gas with pure oxygen in a proprietary oxy-combustor, and utilizes the CO2 produced as a heat transfer medium within the CCR. Consequently, this process achieves a higher thermal efficiency than conventional reformation processes and inherently captures all of the CO2 produced, allowing for the large-scale production of ultra-low-carbon intensity hydrogen and hydrogen-derived fuels.
In January 2024, 8 Rivers announced Cormorant Clean Energy, located in Port Arthur, Texas, will be the first commercial deployment of the 8RH2 technology. Cormorant will produce an estimated 880,000 tonnes of ultra-low-carbon ammonia and capture more than 1.4m tonnes of CO2 annually. The project is expected to bring in over $1 billon in investment to the region. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2025, with the project commencing operations in late 2028.