Shell Catalysts and Technologies offers a live
Webcast, facilitated by PTQ / DigitalRefining,
on low-carbon refinery technology.
Some Webcasts are nothing more than infomercials. The better ones provide useful information. Unfortunately, you never know what the quality of the presentation will be until you participate.\
However, a simple background search can help you determine whether to risk wasting your time.
TIP: Google® Shell’s CANSOLV CO2 Capture System
One result …
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Some Webcasts are nothing more than infomercials. The better ones provide useful information. Unfortunately, you never know what the quality of the presentation will be until you participate.\
However, a simple background search can help you determine whether to risk wasting your time.
TIP: Google® Shell’s CANSOLV CO2 Capture System
One result …
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… coal fired CCS
project: contribution of Shell Cansolv to … - Stéphenne
- Cited by 100
Shell Cansolv CO2 capture technology: Achievement … - Singh - Cited by 24 … & advancements for shell cansolv CO2 capture … - Campbell - Cited by 12 |
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Here are details on the Webcast …
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TOWARDS YOUR LOW-CARBON REFINERY: Proven technologies for capturing CO2 from both low- and high-pressure streams
August 21, 2019 (Wed) 14:00 US/Eastern
Are you…
•Under pressure to reduce your carbon footprint?
•Looking for ways to cost-effectively reduce your CO2 emissions?
•Unsure which carbon-reduction solutions will be most appropriate for your facility?
Any serious ambitions to reduce a facility’s carbon intensity are likely to be spearheaded by carbon capture utilisation and storage. According to the International Energy Agency, this is key for reducing CO2 emissions in carbon-intensive industrial processes and offers one of the lowest-cost ways of doing so. This webcast will showcase two leading technologies that have established strong track records of cost-effectively capturing CO2 in a wide range of applications:
• Shell’s CANSOLV CO2 Capture System – for capturing CO2 from low-pressure streams, including flue gas
• Shell’s ADIP ULTRA technology – for capturing CO2 from high-pressure process streams.
We will:
• Explain which units can be easily retrofitted with these technologies
• Highlight which streams are suitable for CO2 capture
• Demonstrate how the captured CO2 can be sold, sequestered or used in enhanced oil recovery
• Walk through insightful case studies from SaskPower’s Boundary Dam power station and the Athabasca Oil Sands Project.
Presenters:
Devin Shaw - Commercial Director, CO2 Capture & CCS, Shell Catalysts & Technologies
Laurent Thomas - Licensing Technology Manager, Gas Processing and CO2 Capture Technologies, Shell Catalysts & Technologies
For the convenience of our global audience, this webinar will run at three different times worldwide. This registration page is for the Americas (14:00 US Eastern time) session. Click here for your local time conversion
Click here for the Asia/Pacific (09:00 Singapore time) registration page
Click here for the Europe/Middle East (14:00 Berlin time) registration page
source: https://ptqdigitalrefining.webinato.com/register/23541563376231
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