Outcomes of the second CGS Europe CCS-awareness-raising workshop “CO2 Capture and Storage – Regional Awareness Raising Workshop”
13 - 14 June 2012, Ankara (Turkey)
The second CGS Europe CCS-awareness-raising workshop “CO2 Capture and Storage – Regional Awareness Raising Workshop” took place in Ankara, Turkey, on 13 - 14 June 2012. It was organised at the Middle East Technical University Cultural and Convention Center. The workshop was the 4th event in the series related to CCS and CO2 storage in the context of climate change organised in Turkey since 2006. The last two events, a national seminar entitled “Climate change and CO2 emissions in Turkey, mitigation plans and need for CCS” in December 2011 and this workshop, are results of the CGS Europe project. The topics discussed included developments in Turkey, capture technologies, field examples of CO2 storage, as EOR, aquifer storage and monitoring.
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here.
PRESENTATIONS
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13 June 2012, Wednesday
14 June 2012, Thursday
- Potential of CCS Applications in Industry ‘Steel, Oil Refining and Cement’. Prachi Singh (IEAGHG)
- Efficiency, the PrimaryTarget for Reducing CO2 Emissions, Refinery Example. Mehmet Alkan (TÜPRAŞ)
- Requirements for Large Scale CCS Deployment, insights from Shell’s activities. Tim Bertels (Shell CCS Portfolio Manager)
- Unique CO2-EOR Experience in Batı Raman Field. Yıldız Karakeçe (Turkish Petroleum Corporation)
- The In Salah Gas CCS Project - Key Highlights and Lesson Learned. Allan S. Mathieson (BP)
- Assessment of CO2 Storage in TPAO Fields: Applicability, Location, Capacity. Volkan Üstün (Turkish Petroleum Corporation)
- An Overview of Monitoring Techniques for CO2 Storage Sites. David Jones (BGS, UK)
- CCS in Europe and worldwide - current status and the way forward. Vit Hladik (Czech Geological Survey)
- EC support to Carbon Capture and Storage, Research Perspective. Peter Petrov (European Commission, DG Research & Innovation). Presented by Vit Hladik (Czech Geological Survey)
- Future of CCS Technology, Moving Ahead. Tore Torp (Statoil)
POSTERS
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- Assessment of CO2 Storage Potential in Turkey, Modeling and Prefeasibility Study for Injection into an Oil Field. Ender Okandan et al.
- Preliminary Results of the Investigation of the Interaction of CO2 and CH4 Hydrate for the Determination of Feasibility of CO2 storage in Black Sea Sediments. Oytun Örs and. Çağlar Sınayuç (Department of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey)
- Sayındere cap rock Integrity During Possible CO2 Storage Sequestration in Turkey. Chantsalmaa Dalkhaa and Ender Okandan (Department of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey)
- Matrix-Fracture Interaction in Sandstone Rocks During Carbon Dioxide Injection. Sevtaç Bülbül and Mahmut Parlaktuna (Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey)
- Chemical Alteration of Oil Well Cement with Basalt additive during Carbon Storage Application. Kahila Mokhtari Jadid and Ender Okandan (Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey)
- Prediction of structure and energetics of CO2‐Arn clusters: a DFT study. Mustafa Böyükata (Department of Physics, Bozok University, Yozgat, Turkey)
- Carbon dioxide capture by chemical absorption. Ozgur Can Korkmaz et al. (TUBITAK Marmara Research Center, Energy Institute)
More photos from the event are available
here.