Advancements in CO2 capture with the use of liquid amines, solid sorbents and membranes
Event details
| Date | 10.10.2019 |
| Hour | 16:00 › 17:00 |
| Speaker |
Dr. Paul-Emmanuel JUST Shell Technology Center Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
| Location | |
| Category | Conferences - Seminars |
ChE-606 - Highlights in Energy Research seminar series
Mitigation of anthropogenic CO2 has become a global challenge to prevent the negative consequences associated with high atmospheric CO2concentration. The International Energy Agency shows that in the transition towards a future energy system with substantial lower carbon footprint, CO2 capture from the industry and power sector followed by storage or utilization is one of the important mitigation measures to reduce global CO2 emissions. The Carbon Capture and Storage or Utilization value chain (CCUS) is currently operational globally in several industries and at small to large (> 1 Mtpa CO2) scale. Cost reduction by technology development is one of the levers that could support economic viability of implementation of the CCUS value chain at the scale required. The CO2 Capture and Compression block is an important cost driver in the CC(U)S value chain. Advancements in three different capture technologies for post-combustion will be discussed: aqueous amine solvents, whichcurrently represent the state of the art technology and often used as reference case for comparison of emerging technologies, adsorption processes using a fluidized solid adsorbent and membrane separation processes.
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Mitigation of anthropogenic CO2 has become a global challenge to prevent the negative consequences associated with high atmospheric CO2concentration. The International Energy Agency shows that in the transition towards a future energy system with substantial lower carbon footprint, CO2 capture from the industry and power sector followed by storage or utilization is one of the important mitigation measures to reduce global CO2 emissions. The Carbon Capture and Storage or Utilization value chain (CCUS) is currently operational globally in several industries and at small to large (> 1 Mtpa CO2) scale. Cost reduction by technology development is one of the levers that could support economic viability of implementation of the CCUS value chain at the scale required. The CO2 Capture and Compression block is an important cost driver in the CC(U)S value chain. Advancements in three different capture technologies for post-combustion will be discussed: aqueous amine solvents, whichcurrently represent the state of the art technology and often used as reference case for comparison of emerging technologies, adsorption processes using a fluidized solid adsorbent and membrane separation processes.
The seminar can also be followed remotely by joining the online Cisco WebEx meeting (connection possible 15 minutes before the talk).
See here the documentation how to install the Cisco WebEx add-on on your computer.
In case of problem, you can contact our IT support (37679 - [email protected])
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