Publications Database - List of general publications |
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CCP Overview of Project and Results 2004Bill Senior, BP Background, overview and progress of the CCP presented at a workshop in Brussels, June 2004. |
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Review and Evaluation of the CO2 Capture Project by the Technical Advisory Board 2004Vello A. Kuuskraa The conclusions of the evaluation were that the CCP has identified and developed a suite of advanced technologies that have the potential to reduce the costs of CO2 capture by a third to over a half, with further work offering promise of additional cost reductions. It has made major contributions to the knowledge base and monitoring technology for assuring safe, reliable geologic storage of CO2. It has developed a Common Economic Model (CEM) that is usable by a wide variety of policy, research and technology managers.The work by the CO2 Capture Project is forging a significantly lower-cost, zero-emissions pathway toward introducing hydrogen as the fuel of the future. |
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CCP NGO Focus Group Meeting, Washington DC, November 2003 - Summary and FeedbackCO2 Capture Project CCP NGO Focus Group Meeting, Washington DC, November 2003 - Summary and Feedback. |
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Flue Gas CO2 CaptureMitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd Post-Combustion Capture. Attachment to a joint report by Kansai Electric Power (KEP), Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and Kvaerner Process Systems (KPS) into the treatment of exhaust gas to remove CO2 by combining the KPS membrane contactor with the KEP/MHI KS1 solvent. |
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CCP Overview October 2003Gardiner Hill, BP CCP Overview. An overview by Gardiner Hill (BP), of the key findings of CCP. |
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CO2 strategy of the Norwegian Government 2003Ingvild AndreassenSaeverud, Ministry of Petroleum and Energy A presentation by Ingvild Andreassen Saeverud of the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy on the Norwegian government's strategy for CO2. |
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Material selection for CO2 transportationMarion Seiersten and Kjell Ove Kongshaug, Institute for Energy Technology, Norway CO2 Transport. A report by Marion Seiertsen of the Norwegian Institute for Energy Technology (IFE) into material selection for CO2 transportation in an offshore environment. |
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Next Generation Capture and Storage (NGCAS) - Interim Report 2003Demetrios V. Yannimaras This project is cooperatively funded by European Union (EU) and the CO2 Capture Joint-Industry (CCP), with a total budget of around one million Euros. It has multiple objectives related to CO2 Capture and geological storage, including basin modeling for CO2 storage and technology transfer through newsletters and workshops. The project was completed in 2004. This report is an interim report dated January 2003. |
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CCP NGO Focus Group meeting, Washington DC, 2002 - AgendaCO2 Capture Project Agenda of the CCP Focus Group meeting for Non-Governmental Organizations in Washington DC, September 2002. |
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CCP NGO Focus Group meeting, Washington DC, 2002 - Summary and FeedbackCO2 Capture Project Summary and feedback from the CCP Focus Group meeting for Non-Governmental Organizations in Washington DC, September 2002. |
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