Carbon Dioxide Utilisation Summit 2013
- Date:
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- Location:
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Brussels, Belgium
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Brussels, Belgium
- Organizer
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ACI London,
5-13 Great Suffolk Street, 4th Floor
London, SE1 0NS
- Phone:
- +44 20 7981 2503
- Fax:
- +44 20 7593 0071
- e-mail:
- jkorfanty@acieu.net
CO2 as a Feedstock for Fuels & Chemicals Awareness of net carbon emission and potential ways to reduce them is becoming more and more important to all industries today. A growing number of environmental, political and social drivers are placing pressure on industry to find low-cost ways to limit their contribution to the climate change problem.
A number of options exist for reducing carbon emissions and the combination of all the following strategies will likely be necessary to meet carbon stabilisation goals:
Responding to these economics and market drivers, some of the world`s largest players in power and other industrial sectors are investing in projects to more profitably utilise CO2 for diverse industrial applications. The new environment has created an exciting tipping point in strategic partnering, investment, and construction that is driving rapid growth in commercialisation of CO2 utilisation technologies.
Mature CO2 reuse technologies as Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) can play a lead role in CO2 utilisation, though the emerging technologies in petrochemical, biochemical, fuel, and power energy sector are already making inroads. Key Topics include
A number of options exist for reducing carbon emissions and the combination of all the following strategies will likely be necessary to meet carbon stabilisation goals:
- Switch to more efficient technology with less energy consumption
- Use alternative feedstock with lower carbon content
- Establish carbon capture and geological storage
- Utilise CO2 as feedstock for industrial applications
Responding to these economics and market drivers, some of the world`s largest players in power and other industrial sectors are investing in projects to more profitably utilise CO2 for diverse industrial applications. The new environment has created an exciting tipping point in strategic partnering, investment, and construction that is driving rapid growth in commercialisation of CO2 utilisation technologies.
Mature CO2 reuse technologies as Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) can play a lead role in CO2 utilisation, though the emerging technologies in petrochemical, biochemical, fuel, and power energy sector are already making inroads. Key Topics include
- Global trends in climate change regulations
- What will be the major carbon dioxide sources in the future?
- Understanding the current and future potential CO2 market size
- CO2 trading & price dynamics
- Technologies for tomorrow`s enhanced oil recovery with the usage of CO2
- Pathways to convert the plentiful greenhouse gas into fuels
- Utilisation of CO2 as a feedstock for value added products in petrochemical industry
- Carbon dioxide utilisation green-chemical technologies
- Urea yield boosting with CO2
- Carbon dioxide utilisation projects case studies
