CCSA Member Discussion Forum with Clarksons

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:

• Chair: Olivia Powis, UK Director, CCSA
• Matthew Neale, Director, Gas, Clarksons
• Tommy Baggio, Consultant, Gas, Clarksons
• Stephen Gordon, Managing Director, Clarksons Research

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.

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:

• Chair: Ruth Herbert, Chief Executive, CCSA
• Simon Holt, Emerging Energy Manager (Europe), Phillips 66 Limited
• Katie Hedges, Director of Membership & Low Carbon Strategy, CATCH
• Mark Francis, Project Engineer, VPI
• Martin Edwards, Senior Commercial and Project Integration Advisor, Harbour Energy

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 CCSA was delighted to host a Member Discussion Forum with GE Vernova on Thursday 28th September.

The forum will focus on the US Inflation Reduction Act and what it means for the CCUS industry, with perspectives on how the tax incentives have mobilised carbon capture in the US, and the response from the EU and the UK.

We will be joined by the following speakers:

• Ruth Herbert, Chief Executive, CCSA – Chair
• John Catillaz, Decarbonisation Marketing Director, GE Vernova
• Heather Bell, Department of Energy Office Director / Attaché, Embassy of the United States of America
• James Hughes, Commercial Director, Technip Energies

The CCSA was delighted to host a Member Discussion Forum with Slaughter and May on Thursday 15th June 2023.

The forum focused on the recent CCUS announcements from Government (phase 2, Track 1 expansion and next steps for Track 2) and looked ahead beyond Track 2 and the necessary roll-out of CCUS to meet the Government’s CCUS and net zero targets. 

We were joined by the following speakers:

• Oly Moir, Slaughter and May – Introduction/welcome 
• Ruth Herbert, CCSA – CCUS beyond Track 2 
• Nicola Cocks, Storegga (Scottish cluster) 
• Dr Chris Manson-Whitton, Progressive Energy 
• Guy Appleton, Kellas Midstream 

Read the post-event blog, written by Oly Moir, Partner at Slaughter and May, here.

The CCSA was delighted to host a Member Discussion Forum with SSE Thermal on Tuesday 4th July 2023.

The forum focused on a Just Transition and how to deliver social value as part of the energy transition – with perspectives on inward investment, CCUS supply chain and skills challenges.

We were joined by the following speakers:

• Olivia Powis, CCSA – Chair 
• Hannah Bronwin, SSE Thermal – Opening remarks 
• Helen Sanders, SSE Thermal – The importance of a Just Transition and applying lessons learned to the CCUS sector 
• Steve Scrimshaw, Siemens Energy – Views from an OEM 
• Mitsuaki ‘Mickey’ Kato, MHI EMEA – Views from an OEM 
• Francesca Bell, CCUS Kickstarters – How to encourage young professionals to move into CCUS 

Read the post-event blog, written by Lucy Hanlon, Policy Manager at SSE Thermal, here.