APAC CCS FORUM 2019

Presentations from the Forum on 31 May 2019 can be viewed below:

SESSION ONE

• The Global Picture: CCS as a key enabler to develop a Low-Carbon Economy, Brad Page, CEO, Global CCS Institute

SESSION TWO: POLICY & MAJOR PROJECTS

• China CCS policy and projects, WANG Qiang, Counsellor (Science & Technology), Embassy of the People’s Republic of China
• Australian CCS Network policy framework recommendation, David Byers, CEO, CO₂CRC
• Victorian CarbonNet Project, Ian Filby, Project Director, CarbonNet

SESSION THREE: PANEL DISCUSSION

• How to finance a low carbon economy: ESG, investment and finance perspectives, Alex Zapantis, Global CCS Institute
• Bankability of CCS project from a lender’s perspective: Lessons learned from financing CO₂EOR project, Tomonori Tatsumi, Director, Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)

SESSION FOUR – OPPORTUNITIES IN IRON/STEEL/CEMENT/H2

• Decarbonising iron/steel production, LI Aiju, Manager, China Baowu Steel Group
• Leilac Pilot Project, Phil Hodgson, CEO, Calix
• The Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) Project, Yasushi Yoshino, Kawasaki Heavy Industries

SESSION FIVE: OPPORTUNITIES IN LNG

• CNPC Jilin Oil field natural gas processing and CO2-EOR, YAN Lunjiang, President, CNPC (PetroChina) RISE
• High CO₂ gas field development in a low carbon world, Christopher Consoli, Global CCS Institute

SESSION SIX: OPPORTUNITIES IN OIL INDUSTRY

• Moonie CO2-EOR Project, Chris Way, CEO, Bridgeport
• CCUS – Cooper/Eromanga Basin CO2-EOR, Christian Winterfield, CCUS Lead, Santos
• Sinopec CCUS projects development, ZHOU, Bing, Sinopec

SESSION SEVEN: SPECIAL CASE STUDY

• Japan CCS projects/programs, Yoshihiro Sawada, Managing Director, Japan CCS Co