Publications Database - List of general publications |
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CCP Annual Report 2012The CCP Annual Report charting the progress of the group in 2012
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CCP Annual Report 2011The CCP 2011 Annual Report detailing progress of the group in 2011.
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CCP Annual Report 2010The CCP 2010 Annual Report detailing progress of the group in 2010.
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CCP Project FactsheetGHGT-10 Technical Poster
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CCP2 Results BookCCP makes crucial progress in push for industrial-scale deployment of Carbon Capture and Storage
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The CO2 Capture Project (CCP): Results from Phase II (2004-2009)Ivano Miracca, Knut Ingvar Åsen, Jan Assink, Cal Coulter, Linda Curran, Cliff Lowe, Gustavo Torres Moure, Steve Schlasner The main technical results of Phase II of the CO2 Capture Project (CCP) in the development of novel capture technologies are presented. Phase II has been running since 2004 and is coming to completion in the first months of 2009. The CCP is an international collaboration among oil companies supporting advancement of knowledge in the field of carbon capture and sequestration. Phase II is focused on the development of technologies to natural gas fired power stations and refinery sources. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved Keywords: CO2 capture, scale-up, power generation, refinery, postcombustion, precombustion, oxyfiring, chemical looping. Source: Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies (GHGT) conference, 16-20 November 2008 |
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CO2 Capture Project - the capture program for phase II (2004-2008)Ivano Miracca, Eni (Snamprogetti) S.p.A. Covers reasons for focusing on CO2 capture and storage, objectives of CCP and development paths for capture and storage technologies. |
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CCP2 NGO Focus Group Meeting North America SummaryCO2 Capture Project Summary of the CCP2 NGO Focus Group Meeting in North America, December 2006. |
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On the Potential Large-Scale Commercial Deployment of Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage TechnologiesJames J Dooley, Joint Global Change Research Institute, Battelle Findings from Phase 2 of the Global Energy Technology Strategy Project presented at the CCP2 NGO Focus Group Meeting in North America, December 2006. Covers global CO2 storage capacity, CSS deployment across the US economy and the callenges of scale-up of CSS technology. |
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CCS Deployment Pathways and HurdlesJohn Thompson, Director, Coal Transition Project Presented at the CCP2 NGO Focus Group Meeting in North America, December 2006. Covers the Clean Air Task Force (CATF) project and the transition of coal power production to new technology incorporating sequestration. |
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