The 2022 webinar programme promises a range of exciting topics from across the CCS value chain. No matter your interest or specialisation, this is a chance to either dive deeper into your own subject – or learn something new about someone else’s.
“NCCS has run webinars for a number of years with great success,” said NCCS Centre Manager Nicola Marsh. “We’re always proud of the quality of the presentations, and we’re looking forward to this next series of talks from our partners and scientists.”
Our webinar series have been extremely successful, and we’re confident that this year will be no different.
You can find the programme for this year’s webinars below. Please note that the webinars will not be recorded this year.
22 September
13:00-13:30 The Norwegian CCS Research Centre
Mona Mølnvik, SINTEF
13:00-14:00 LINCCS: Norwegian industry-driven initiative accelerating the development of sustainable and scalable carbon value chains
Craig Harvey, Aker Solutions
27 September
13:00-13:30 CCS regulation: taking stake and looking ahead
Catherine Banet, UiO
13:30-14:00 Longship and the capture projects: status and future
Jannicke Gerner Bjerkås, Hafslund Oslo Celsio
29 September
13:00-13:30 Full-scale CO2 storage
Cristel Lambton, Northern Lights
13:30-14:00 Effects of plastic deformation on poroelastic pore pressure coefficients
Marcin Duda, SINTEF
4 October
13:00-13:30 Laboratory testing of caprock fracture healing potential
Pierre Cerasi, SINTEF
13:30-14:00 SINTEF Pore Imaging Laboratory
Amir Ghaderi, SINTEF
6 October
13:00-13:30 Experiments and modelling of choked flow of CO2 in orifices and nozzles
Svend Tollak Munkejord, SINTEF
13:30-14:00 Integrated characterisation of the faulted caprock shales of the Longyearbyen CO2 Lab
Peter Betlem, UNIS
11 October
13:00-13:30 Smart planning of CO2 capture and conditioning deployment from CO2 emission clusters
Simon Roussanaly, SINTEF
13:30-14:00 Non-invasive well integrity monitoring – Findings from the TOPHOLE project
Bastien Dupuy, SINTEF and Ehsan Hosseini, NTNU
13 October
13:00-13:30 The ECCSEL Svelvik CO2 Field Lab – Hands-on experience with CO2 migration and monitoring.
Alv-Arne Grimstad, SINTEF
13:30-14:00 Brevik CCS project, large-scale carbon capture applied to the cement industry
Victor Darde, Aker Carbon Capture
18 October
13:00-13:30 Single-step hydrogen production from NH3, CH4, and biogas in stacked proton ceramic reactors
Daniel Clark, CoorsTek Membrane Sciences
13:30-14:00 Construction and utilisation of a geological and geomechanical model of the Southern North Sea focusing on the Bunter Sandstone
Gareth Williams and Jim White, BGS
20 October
13:00-13:30 The effect of hydrogen enrichment on the combustion dynamics of premixed flames in gas turbines
Eirik Æsøy, NTNU
13:30-14:00 Hybrid concept sorbent (VSA) - membrane for post-combustion CO2 capture from Industrial Flue Gases
Ruben Mocholi Montanes, SINTEF
01 November
13:00-13:30 Undrained pore pressure response of the Draupne shale
Magnus Soldal, UiO/NGI
13:30-14:00 Is it possible to improve the chemical stability of solvents for CO2 capture?
Andreas Grimstvedt, SINTEF
03 November
13:00-13:30 New viscosity and density measurements of CO2 and CO2-rich mixtures for reduction of CCS costs and risk
Bahareh Khosravi, NTNU
13:30-14:00 Dynamic modelling and simulations of low-pressure liquid CO2 terminal operations
Stian Trædal, SINTEF
All NCCS Webinars will be available on the NCCS Webinar page from August, including a description and link for registration.
