RAE London Feb 08

On 28th February 2008, around 50 UK-based academics met at the Royal Academy of Engineering in London to discuss possible future projects on CCS. This page includes presentations made at the start of the day and wil include a short report of the main outcomes of the meeting when written.

Adina Bosoaga, Cranfield University: CO₂ Capture and Transport

Sam Holloway, BGS: CCS Main Geological Issues

Brian Hoskins, Imperial College / University of Reading: Climate Science Context

Tony Oliver, K.S. Tech Ltd: CCS R&D, an Industry Perspective

David Reiner, University of Cambridge: Canaries and Coalmines: Socio-Economic Research for CCS Technologies

Carol Turley, Plymouth Marine Laboratory: What Needs to be Done: Environmental Impacts

Alan Walker, RAE: The Royal Academy of Engineering: Our Perspective on CCS