CO₂ Capture Project - Non-technical Reports and Brochures

	CCP Annual Report 2011: May 2012 The CCP 2011 Annual Report detailing progress of the group in 2011. (2.1mb) download
	CCP P&I Report: Stakeholder Issues Result March 2012 The updated and extended CCS Stakeholder Issues Review and Analysis published (1.1mb) download
	CCP Project Factsheet: CO₂ Stream Impurities: Impacts on geological storage performance and assurance Phase 1 – Reservoir Simulation February 2012 Provides an overview of a study the CCP is undertaking into the impact of CO₂ stream impurities on geological storage of CO₂.The potential for cost savings by delivering less pure CO₂ streams to the storage reservoir are significant if it can be shown that these impurities do not adversely impact injectivity, conformance or containment. The CCP has completed Phase 1 of the study which involved the development of reservoir models to simulate injection and plume migration of CO₂ streams from single and non-compressible gas impurities. (919Kb) download
	Petroleum Review 2011 July 2011 Covering the international oil and gas industry from field to forecourt - exploration, production, refining and marketing. (0.6Mb) download
	CCP Annual Report 2010 April 2011 The CCP 2010 Annual Report detailing progress of the group in 2010. (1.9Mb) download
	CCP Regulatory Report: Regulatory Issues Report March 2011 Update on Selected Regulatory Issues for CO2 Capture and Geological Storage published. (1.8 Mb) download
	CCP Project Factsheet: GHGT-10 Technical Poster September 2010 Provides an overview of Oxy-Fuel CO₂ Capture for In-Situ Bitumen Extraction from Canada's Oil Sands. Presented at GHGT-10, Amsterdam. (12 Mb) download
	CCP Project Factsheet: Oxy-Combustion Fluid Catalytic Cracking Demonstration Field Testing of CO₂ Capture Technology for Oil Refineries September 2010 Provides an overview of a field demonstration the CCP is undertaking of an oxy-combustion capture technology on one of the processes in a refinery which generates the highest CO₂ emissions - the Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) unit. The test is expected to bring closer to reality a more cost-effective technology capable of capturing up to 95% of FCC CO₂ emissions, equating to some 20- 30% of total CO₂ emissions from a typical refinery. (664 Kb) download
	CCP Project Factsheet: Oxy-Fuel Once Through Steam Generators (OTSG) Pilot Test September 2010 Provides an overview of a project in which the CO₂ Capture Project, joined by Cenovus Energy, Devon Canada, Praxair and Statoil, is piloting oxy-fuel combustion technology to reduce CO₂ emissions from once-through steam generators (OTSG). OTSG boilers are the primary source of CO₂ emissions from in-situ production of heavy oil. The demonstration is part of the CCP's work to develop next generation technologies that will make CO₂ Capture and Storage a practical and cost effective option for reducing CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels. (663 Kb) download
	CO₂ Capture and Storage In Depth Brochure Some key principles for policymakers September 2010 The CO₂ Capture Project has refreshed its In Depth brochure using more realistic graphics, improving the layout and updating the text. The brochure remains to be one of the few resources available that provides a spatial perspective on CO₂ storage. Please contact us to request a copy.
	CCS Making It Happen May 2008 A summary of discussions from a high-level stakeholder roundtable co-organised by Friends of Europe, The Bellona Foundation and the European Technology Platform for Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power Plants (ETP-ZEP) with the support of the CO₂ Capture Project and the Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA). This report presents the outcomes of Friends of Europe's roundtable debate 'Carbon Capture and Storage: Making it happen', held on Tuesday 27 May 2008. The roundtable discussed the role of carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in preventing climate change and the crucial issue of who would have to pay for it - industry, the EU or member states. (1.4 Mb) download
	CCP2 Newsletter May 2008 May 2008 This newsletter includes updates from the end part of Phase 2 on Programme activities and also features several technological developments including the Wellbore Integrity Project and also the Certification Framework for the Geological Storage of CO₂. (2.4 Mb) download
	Storing CO₂ Underground April 2007 This is a publication from the International Energy Agency's GreenHouse Gas program on storing CO₂ underground, using the CO₂ Capture Project materials. Paper copies are available from www.ieagreen.org.uk The booklet explains the geological storage of CO₂ and answers the most frequently asked questions: Can CO₂ be stored deep underground? What difference could CCS make to global warming? How can CO₂ be captured from industry? Where can CO₂ be geologically stored? Why does CO₂ stay underground? Where are the good geological storage sites? Where is CO₂ geological storage happening today? What is the future of CO₂ geological storage? (2.6 Mb) download
	CCP Phase 1 Project Results Co-operating for a better environment 2006 This brochure gives details and highlights of Phase 1 of the CCP. Phase One began in 2000 and was completed in 2004, and the document gives an overview of the key themes in the first phase and also background on the Programme's origin and overall goals. (994 Kb) download