Member Discussion Forum with GE Vernova

The CCSA is 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.