8th Post Combustion Capture Conference Summary
- 10 March 2026
- Capture
- Event Proceedings
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James Craig
Citation: IEAGHG, "Summary report of the IEAGHG Modelling Network and the Risk Management Network Meeting", 2013-14, November 2013.
The three day event consisted of a day dedicated to modelling applications; a second day covering a variety of risk management issues and a final day where topics involving both topics were discussed. The meeting was preceded by visits to the SINTEF research facility in Trondheim and the CO2 pipeline test facility at the Statoil Rotvoll site. During the visit to SINTEFF delegates were shown lab-scale development of new solvents for CO2 capture and an oxy-fuel combustion test rig.
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