CCS Briefing Series 2011
As part of its commitment to increasing the understanding of energy issues domestically and internationally, USEA has hosted a series of Technology and Policy Briefings focused upon Carbon Capture & Storage and Clean Energy Systems. These briefings have attracted a diverse audience from industry, government, and academia, and have highlighted developments in the CCS/CES arena related to specific projects, research and development, regulation, funding, and state and local actions.
December 2011
Kerr Study Results Announcement
Presented by Carmen Dybwad, IPAC-CO2
November 2011
Putting it All Together: The Real World of Fully Integrated CCS Projects
Presented by Craig Hart, Harvard University
October 2011
Global Status of CCS: 2011 Report by the Global CCS Institute
Presented by Ian Hayhow, Global CCS Institute
Update on Carbon Capture Demonstration Project at W.A. Parrish Generating Station in Thompsons, TX
Dr. Satish Reddy, Fluor Power Systems
Anthony Armpriester, NRG Energy
August 2011
ZEBS Pressurized Oxy-Combustion System for Lower Cost Carbon Capture
Phil Hunt - Vice President & Chief Engineer - Riley Power / Babcock Power Inc.
Xavier Dorai - President & CEO / BTCC
Babcock Thermo Clean Combustion
CCS: Commercially Viable, but a Political Priority?
Joan MacNaughton, Senior Vice President for Power & Environmental Policies
Alstom Power Systems
April 2011
Developments & Initiatives in the Indian Power Sector
Pankaj Bhartiya, General Manager, Center for Power Efficiency & Environmental Protection
NTPC Limited
February 2011
International Performance Assessment Center for Geologic Storage of CO2 (IPAC-CO2)
Carmen Dybwad, CEO
Integrated CO2 Network (ICO2N)
Eric Beynon
Engineered Coal Fuels & Technologies
Janet Gellici, CEO
Peter Rugg, CEO
Diane Wyss, CEO
Ray Sheldon, President & CEO
Rich Terry, Vice President
January 2011
Implications of New EPA Regulations on the Electric Power Industry (hard copy available upon request)
Steve Fine, Vice President - Environmental Markets Group
ICF International