[Fiware-opencall-help] IEA, Newcastle University & Rotterdam Climate Initiative Confirmed To Speak

[5th Carbon Capture & Storage Summit]

ACI's  5th Carbon Capture & Storage Summit
15-16 May 2013   
Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Interactive Platform for International Debate on CCS Developments &
Innovations    

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New Speakers Confirmed

ACI is pleased to announce three new speakers on the conference agenda of
the 5th Carbon Capture & Storage Summit (15-16 May 2013, Rotterdam): 

Simon Bennett, Carbon Capture & Storage Unit, International Energy Agency

Julia Race, Senior Lecturer, Newcastle University

Senior Representative, Rotterdam Climate Initiative

Event Panel Members from: 
European Commission, Alstom, E.ON, E3G, Det Norske Veritas (U.S.A.), Inc.,
Bellona, Total, LanzaTech, Geological Survey Of Denmark & Greenland, Maersk
Oil, IPAC-CO2, Shell International Exploration & Production B.V., Geogreen,
CO2 Technology Centre Mongstad, AMEC, University Of Edinburgh, TNO, The
Crown Estate 


For the full list of speakers please download the detailed agenda : 



Alternatively, request the brochure >> and we will send you a copy by
email.

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Exclusive Site Visit to the CATO Pilot Plant 

A limited number of conference attendees will receive the unique
opportunity to attend a site visit to the CATO pilot during the afternoon
of Tuesday 14th May 2013. 

Spaces are strictly limited!
Reserve your seat now >


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Key Topics 
CCS - how we make it work

European storage opportunities 

EOR vs. pure storage: Analysis of key pros & cons 

CO2 as chemical feedstock

Challenges in the pipeline 

Policy & regulation: Key developments in the EU

Stakeholder & community engagement 

Eurozone back in recession: Impact on the ETS & CCS funding 

Bio-CCS: Large-scale carbon-negative technology 

The fastest growing CCS industry in the world: China focus 

Project updates: Energy intensive industries

Project updates: Power production & energy intensive industries 

Operational flexibility of power plants with CO2 capture 

Future insight: New carbon capture process developments

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CCS Event of the Year

ACI's Carbon Capture & Storage Summit has attracted over 250 attendees to
the Berlin, Bari & Cologne events, cementing its place as a leading annual
meeting for leading figures from utilities, government, oil & gas companies
and technology developers.

Do not miss out on the CCS event of the year. Spaces are strictly limited!

Reserve your seat now
 
   
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