Past events
Event
ESF research conference on 'CO2 Geological Storage: Last progres'
Location
University Centre Obergurgl, Otz Valley (near Innsbruck), Austria
Date
22 - 27 November 2009
Website
www.esf.org/conferences/09293
Main Theme
The conference will draw conclusions from several decades of research on the geological storage of CO2 and outline future challenges along the road to industrial implementation. A number of grants are avaialbe to support the attendace and travel of young researchers.
Flyer
To download the announcement: Flyer
Special Note
For further information you can also contact Ms Anne Blondeel Oman, ESF conference officer (ablondeel@esf.org)
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Event
The 5th Trondheim Conference on CO2 Captura, Transport and Storage
Location
Conference was at the NTNU Campus, Trondheim, Norway
Date
16 and 17 June, 2009
Website
for further information regarding any aspect of the conference:www.energy.sintef.no
Main themeThe 5th TCCS was focussed on research and development regarding CO2 Capture, Transport and Storage (CCS). The target of this conference was to bring forward, present and discuss the work being performed with R&D institutions, universities and industries. The conference was organised by NTNU in co-operation with SYNTEF. | |
Event
CO2 Capture and Storage: from Dream to Reality
Location
IFP - Lyon
Date
Monday 25 & Tuesday 26 May 2009
Website
www.sfgp.asso.fr
Main Theme
CO2 capture and storage (CCS) has the potential to account for 20% of global greenhouse gas reduction. A number of initiatives are underway to encourage widespread deployment. Pilot plants are being run around the world and several countries and federations are already establishing directives and regulations to guide the development of these emerging technologies.
Special Note
A CESAR Meeting was organised around this event!
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Event
European Conference on CCS Research, Development and Demonstration
Location
Conference will be held in Oslo, Norway
Date
Tuesday 10 and Wednesday 11 February, 2009
Website
for further information regarding any aspect of the conference and registration, please visit:
http://www.ccs-conference.com/
Main theme
The conference will focus on research and technological development on CO2 capture and storage within relevant on-going projects under EU’s framework programmes.
The conference will give an overview of the different projects, their objectives and main results. More in-depth technological presentations will be given in thematic sessions on Post-combustion, Pre-combustion, Oxy-fuel combustion and Transport and Storage.
It should be relevant to researchers, industry and other stakeholders, also those not connected to framework programme projects.
The conference is organised by the DECARBit project in co-operation with the CAESAR and CESAR projects.
Download announcement document
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Event
CO2NET, C02 Capture and Storage - Response to Climate Change
Location
Bratislava, Slovakia
Date
3-4 March 2009
website
www.co2neteast.energnet.com main theme
After the successful 1st CO2NET EAST workshop on CCS for stakeholders from new EU Member States and Associated Candidate Countries, the CO2NET EAST project is organising the 2nd event of this kind, with the subtitle‚ CO2 Capture and Storage – Response to Climate Change‘. |
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Event
Third Dutch Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) conference
Location
Conference was held during a boat trip In the Rotterdam Harbour, The Netherlands
Date
Thursday 3 April 2008
Website
for further information regarding any aspect of the conference & online registration, please visit:
www.symposium.co2-cato.nl
Main theme
It is the fist time the conference is held in English, in order to enable international experts to join the meeting. The programme will be opened by Ruud Lubbers, chairman of the Rotterdam Climate Initiative Council and former Prime Minister of The Netherlands. During the conference the TNO-CATO post-combustion pilot plant at the site of the E.ON coal-fired power plant on the Maasvlakte will be officially opened by the Dutch Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, Jacqueline Cramer.
2008 Keynote presentation from Nick Otter of the EU Zero Emission Platform |
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