Benefits of Attending

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is gaining momentum throughout Europe and globally. The recent commitment from the EU for significant funding for CCS projects for 2009 is a positive step towards making carbon capture a commercial reality. 2009 brings new funding mechanisms, legislative updates, pilot projects, and developments in legal structures.

But what steps are being taken towards making CCS a commercial venture?

You are faced with significant hurdles to overcome before you can make CCS a full-scale commercial venture. Not only is there no clear legal framework for CCS activities, but the industry is still facing challenges with financing CCS projects, ensuring the technical feasibility of a running a fully integrated CCS project and the uncertainty surrounding legislation for CCS.

The 2nd Annual Carbon Capture, Storage & Transport Summit, a senior level forum that will tackle the most time-critical, commercial, technical, legislative and scientific challenges in carbon capture storage and transport implementation.

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Join this industry-leading Carbon Capture, Storage and Transport Summit to:

• Gain critical insight into the development of regional, national and European policy: With insight from DECC, MPE and the European Commission
• Understand your options for onshore and offshore storage of CO2: Through insight into the Ketzin onshore injection project, Germany
• Ensure public awareness and acceptance: Total will deliver insight into engaging public acceptance of CCS through case study experience from the Lacq project
• Integrate your CCS projects within a suitable legal framework: Join the practical workshop led by the Lead Researcher at the Carbon Capture Legal Programme

This year’s outstanding speaker panel includes:

• Joint European Commission insight on CCS policy and funding
• UK and Norwegian governments’ updates
• CCS experts and power companies present case study insight into projects that are forging the way for the development and deployment of CCS projects in Europe and globally

Speakers include:

• Christopher Mansfield, UK Regulatory Affairs Manage, Shell
• Luc De Marliave, Climate Change Coordinator, Total (Lacq project)
• Jan Panek, Head of Unit, Coal and Power, European Commission
• Gardiner Hill, Vice Chairman, ZEP, Chairman, CCSA, Alternative Energy Director CCS Technology, BP
• Massimo Malavasi, Director of R&D, and Process Technology, ITEA S.p.A.
• Mr. Piotr Tulej, Head of Energy and Environment Unit, European Commission
• Tom Kerr, Senior Policy Analyst, IEA
• Staffan Gortz, CCS Head of Communication, Vattenfall
• Tone Skogen, Deputy Director General and Head of MPE Climate Section, Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Norway
• Ian Havercroft, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Law and Environment, University College London (UCL)
• Jeff Chapman, CEO, CCSA
• Roy Kelly, Technical Director, RPS Energy
• Jonathan Walton, Associate, Planning, RPS Energy
• John Topper, Managing Director, IEA Clean Coal Centre
• Stuart Haszeldine, Professor of Sedimentary Geology, University of Edinburgh
• Matthew Webb, Foreign Office
• Dr. Michael Kühn, Head of the Centre for CO2 Storage, GFZ-Potsdam (Ketzin project)
• John Best, CEO, EEEGR (East of England Energy Group)

Are you providing a service or a solution to the CCS market? Are you interested in profiling your solution in front of CCS professionals at this interactive meeting? Energy and Utilities IQ have a range of profiling opportunities available at the Carbon Capture, Storage and Transport Summit 2009 and we can tailor them to suit your company’s individual needs. Get in touch with Marc Howard here.

If you are not yet ready to register, feel free to request a reminder nearer the time.

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