Meeting Overview - Jack Parkes - Global CCS Institute – Nov 2011 Regional Meeting

GLOBAL CCS INSTITUTE

Jack Parkes – Global CCS Institute

Meeting Overview

Regional Meeting – Austin, Texas

November 8, 2011

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INSTITUTE FOCUS

The Global CCS Institute connects parties around the world to solve problems, address

issues and learn from each other to accelerate the deployment of CCS projects through:

SHARING KNOWLEDGE

collecting information to create a central repository for CCS information; and

creating and sharing information to fill knowledge gaps and build capacity.

FACT-BASED ADVOCACY

to inform and influence domestic and international low carbon policies;

to advance understanding of appropriate risk regimes, funding and financing

solutions; and

raising awareness of the benefits of CCS and its role within a portfolio of low

carbon technologies.

ASSISTING PROJECTS

bridging knowledge gaps between demonstration efforts; and

developing project-specific solutions particularly amongst early movers.

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INSTITUTE FUNDING STATUS

Active

Commencing

Completed

2. Trailblazer (Tenaska)

FEED studies

3. Nelson 6 (Tenaska/Entergy)

Development studies

1. RCI (Rotterdam CCS Network)

Storage and shipping studies 6. Getica (ISPE)

Feasibility Study

10. Callide Oxyfuel (OTPL)

Transport and CO2

injection studies

4. Pioneer (TransAlta)

FEED studies

11. CarbonNet (Victorian Government)

Commercial and Planning studies

5. Mountaineer (American Electric Power)

FEED studies

7. ROAD (Maasvlakte CCS)

FEED studies &

execution planning

8 Chiyoda (Chiyoda/Tokyo University)

Shuttle shipping study

INSTITUTE-SUPPORTED PROJECTS FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING

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9. Collie Hub (Western Australian Government)

Lessons learnt studies


MEETING PURPOSE

• Institute has committed A$30 million to major CCS Projects

• We will hear about two of these projects today from NA • Trailblazer, Mountaineer

• Development of Knowledge Sharing reports

• Will also hear about two international projects • Don Valley, UK and Callide, Australia

• And the Texas Clean Energy Project

• Learn about EOR & CCS and Storage R&D

• Hear about the Development of CCS Rules for Texas

• The CCS Regulatory Framework for Texas

• Provide an opportunity to learn from each other

• Share “Learning-by-Doing” to help other early–stage

Projects

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DESIRED OUTCOMES

• Experiences shared today through open

discussion

• Identify important common challenges and

potential solutions

• Start to prepare a foundation for future

collaboration

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SPECIAL THANK YOU

• David Hill – Texas Railroad Commission

• Melita Elmore – TxCCSA

• Ian Duncan – UT BEG

For supporting the development of the Meeting

• Jim Craigen – ACARP

• David Mirkin – 2CO Energy

For travelling so far to be with us today

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Jack Parkes

Technical Representative – North America

[email protected]

650-383-5058

Presentations will be made available on our website

www.globalccsinstitute.com

Meeting Overview - Jack Parkes - Global CCS Institute – Nov 2011 Regional Meeting

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