Events
The Emergence of CCS in Malaysia and Indonesia
28th April 2022
09:00 London / 10:00 Brussels / 15:00 Jakarta / 16:00 Kuala Lumpur / 18:00 Melbourne
With Malaysia and Indonesia announcing that carbon capture and storage will play a role in decarbonising their respective industrial sectors, the two are the first countries to enter the CCS market in Southeast Asia. In Indonesia, BP will turn to CCS to decarbonise its liquefied natural gas operations in West Papua province, and Repsol is adopting CCS in an effort to mitigate over 2 million tonnes of CO2 from their operations in Sakakemang, South Sumantra. In Malaysia, government-owned energy enterprise, Petronas, is forging ahead with its inaugural CCS project to tackle emissions in the natural gas sector. Join us as we discuss the impacts these projects will have on CCS progress in the Southeast Asian region as a whole.
- Noriani Yati Mohamad – General Manager, Petronas
- Dr Rachmat Sule – Senior Lecturer, Bandung Institute of Technology
- Noora Al Amer – Senior International Climate Change Policy Adviser, Global CCS Institute
- Damian Johnston – VP, Gas and Low Carbon Energy Growth, bp
- Alex Zapantis – General Manager, Global CCS Institute
