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CO2 Capture
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10th MEETING
of the
INTERNATIONAL POST-COMBUSTION CO2
CAPTURE NETWORK
Date: 24th-25th May,
2007
IFP, Lyons, France
Organised by
IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme
and Institut Francais du Petrole (IFP)
IFP in Lyons
Co-Ordinator: Dr. John Topper
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1.
Background:
The Post-Combustion Capture Network
was founded in 2000, primarily to share information
on use of amines as solvents for capture of CO2,
associated with conventional combustion based fossil
fuel fired power stations.
It has deveoloped over the past seven years into a friendly
specialist club which examines, on an annual basis new
developments in post combustion power science and laterly
the introduction of pilot plants in different parts
of the world; all aimed at promoting the development
of demonstration plant for this technological approach.
Registration is by
email to the contacts below.
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Delegates at the meeting in Lyon
2. Agenda
| Day 1 24th
May 2007 |
| 08.15 Delegates meet in lobby
of two hotels for bus pick up and transfer
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| 09.00
Session 1 - Introduction |
| Welcome
, Round the Table Introductions, Today’s
Agenda; John Topper;
IEA GHG R&D Programme, UK.
Host
Address: The Scientific & technical challenges
of IFP; Paul Broutin;
IFP, France.
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| 09.40 Session 2 - Use of Amines - Chair
Dr Paitoon Tontiwachwuthikul, University of Regina,
Canada
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| CO2
Capture with Aqueous Piperazine; Ross
Dugas, University of Texas
Calorimetric
Studies of Amines; Inna
Kim , NTNU, Norway
Performance
of Aqueous MDEA Blends for CO2
Removal from Flue Gases; Huttenhuis,
Procede BV, Netherlands. |
| 10.45
to 11.15 Break |
| Optimisation
and Integration of CO2 Capture by Wet Chemical
Absorption Process;
Jochen Oexmann, TU Hamberg, Germany
Evaluation
of Absorption Characteristics of pure amines and
development of new amine blends; Goto
Kazuya, RITE, Japan
Integrated
Regenerable SO2/CO2
Capture; Leo
Hakka, CANSOLV, Canda
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| 12.20
Session 3—Environmental Impacts - Chair
John Davison, IEA GHG, UK |
| Reducing
the Environmental Impact of Acid Gas Control Technologies:
Karl A Hoff; SINTEF, Norway
Environmental
Impacts of Amine Scrubbing: Rene
van Gijlswijk; TNO, Holland
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| 13.00
Group photograph followed by Lunch |
| 14.00
Session 4—Other Solvents and Technologies
for Post Combustion Capture - Chair
Alexandre Rojey, IFP, France |
| Ammonia
for CO2 Capture:
Richard Rhudy, EPRI, USA and Sean Black, ALSTOM,
USA
Ammonia
Scrubbing for CO2 Capture:
Shujuan Wang, Tsinghua University,
China.
New
Solvent Separation Concept; Marc
Jacquin, IFP, France
Study
on Multiphase CO2 Capture
with Immobilised Activator;
Xiaohui Zhang, Shell, The Netherlands
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| 15.30 to 16.00 Break |
| Visit
to IFP Laboratories and Facilities
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| Close Day 1
17.15 Return to hotels by bus transfer
19.30 Dinner sponsored by IFP at La Cuvée
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| Day 2 25th
May 2007 |
| 08.30 Delegates meet in lobby
of two hotels for bus pick up and transfer
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| 09.15
Session 5— Pilot Plant Work - Chair
Prof. Gary Rochelle, University of Texas, USA |
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Plant Results and Implications for Scale Up:
Jacob Knusden, Dong Energy, Denmark
CO2
Capture in an Australian Context:
Paul Webley, CO2CRC
Integrated
CO2 Capture Study for
a Coal Fired Station; Philippe
Delage (ALSTOM Power) & Paul Broutin (IFP)
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| 10.30
to 10.50 Break |
| Session 6– International Perspectives
and Activities - Chair Dr.
John Topper, IEA GHG, UK
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| Learning
from CASTOR; solvent, pilot plant and
modeling work: Hallvard
Svendsen ,EU CASTOR
Optimal
Planning of a Fleet of Power Stations With CO2
Capture: Hamid Raza,
University of Waterloo, Canada
Tjeldbergodden
and Mongstad– Gas Fired Project in Hand
With Post Combustion CO2
Capture:
Gelein do Koeijer, Statoil,
Norway
CO2
Post Combustion Capture at CSIRO:
Graeme Puxty, CSIRO Australia
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| 12.50
Discussion and Wrap Lead by John Topper |
| 13.00
Lunch |
| 14.00
Bus transfer back to hotels |
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3. Travel and
Hotel information
TRAVEL DIRECTIONS
Airport:
The nearest airport is in Lyon
Saint Exupéry
Hotels:
Organisers Preferred Hotel Choice:
Best
Western Charlemange
23 Cours Charlemagne
Lyon, FR-69002, FR
Phone: 33 4 72777000
Fax: 33 4 78429484
Room Rate:
Single €86
Double €97
Breakfast and Tax Inc.
and
AXOTEL
Perrache
Room Rate:
Single €82
Double €91
Breakfast and Tax Inc.
To book either of these hotels, please contact
Fabienne GUILHEM
Tel: +33 4 78 37 48 04 Fax: + 33 4 78 37 79 75
fabienne.guilhem@hotel-lyon.fr
www.hotel-lyon.fr
directly to book quoting the IFP-Lyons Meeting.
Bus transfers will be arranged from these two hotels
only.
25 rooms have been reserved for the nights 23rd and
24th May.
For delegates
attending IEA meeting and also Review
Meeting of UoT Research Program or CAPRICE Project Meeting
25 rooms have been reserved at the College Hotel (located
in the old city) for the nights 22nd, 23rd,24th May.
College Hotel
Room Rate
Single €118
Double €123
Breakfast Inc.
The block booking is only held
until 15th March 2007
To receive the special rate please state you are attending
the IFP Lyons meeting. Delegates should make their own
bookings directly with the hotel of their choice quoting
the IFP block booking for either of the two above.
Additional Hotels:
Boscolo
Grand Hôtel
11, Rue Grôlée
69002 LYON (France)
Tel 04 72 40 45 45
Fax 04 78 37 52 55
Special rate IFP about €115
Novotel Lyon Gerland
70 avenue Leclerc
69007 LYON
Tel 04 72 71 11 11
Fax 04 72 71 11 00
rate : €126
Hotel Mercure
Lyon Plazza République
5 rue Stella
69002 LYON
Tel 04 78 37 50 50
Fax 04 78 42 33 34
rate : €124 /132
Hotel Carlton
4 rue Jussieu
69002 Lyon
Tel 04 78 42 56 51
Fax 04 78 42 10 71
rate : €133 / 141
Additional information:
Taxi fare
from the airport to downtown is €50 day rate and
€60 night rate.
There is a shuttle available from
the airport
http://www.satobus.com/welcome/
with fares €8.60 single.
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6. Registration
DUE
TO A HIGH LEVEL OF INTEREST WE HAVE ALREADY PASSED THE
CAPACITY FOR THIS WORKSHOP AND REGRET THAT IEA GHG AND
IFP ARE NO LONGER ABLE TO ACCEPT FURTHER REGISTRATIONS.
IF YOU WISH TO BE PLACED ON THE RESERVE LIST PLEASE
CONTACT john.topper@iea-coal.org.uk
ALSO
WE HAVE A VERY FULL AGENDA AND CAN ONLY ACCEPT FURTHER
PRESENTATIONS IF ONE OF THOSE ON THE PROGRAMME DROPS
OUT
Please email John Topper (john.topper@iea-coal.org.uk)or
Sian Twinning (sian@ieaghg.org)
to register.
IEA GHG reserves the right
to restrict the number of participants from individual
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Links:
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Report of the
meeting:
Available after the meeting
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Contact details:
For further information please contact:
John Topper (john.topper@iea-coal.org.uk)
Or Sian Twinning (sian@ieaghg.org)
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