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JANUARY 23-25, 2024 | NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Halls B - E

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JANUARY 23-25, 2024 | NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Halls B - E

Carbon Capture

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Carbon Capture Carbon capture technology could be a viable option for some coal and gas-fired power plants to reduce their emissions. The federal government has been encouraging companies to build infrastructure for capturing, transporting and storing carbon, and a renewed tax credit from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) also incentivizes investment. But while industry groups say the technology is crucial to America's overall decarbonization efforts, opponents note that it's costly and far from scale. 

 

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CARBON CAPTURE SESSION

Carbon Capture, Transport & Storage Project Development 

Wednesday, January 24 | 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Room 220  

Post combustion carbon capture in the U.S. has unprecedented support. Several projects could reach final investment decision in 2024, but challenges remain. This panel discussion will include project developers across the carbon capture value chain and will explore the technical, regulatory and commercial aspects required to get a project to final investment. 

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10:15 AM
  1. Decarbonization drivers for power generation
    215
    30 mins
    • Decarbonization
    Decarbonizing the power sector is a main focus thanks to new legislation and incentives based on net-zero emission goals. Ths presentation will provide a high-level overview of the primary decarboniza ...
    Chairperson
    Terri Poussard
    Terri Poussard, Vice President, Power Business Development Lead - HDR Engineering Inc.
    Speakers
    Kevin Lauzze
    Kevin Lauzze, Vice President and Project Director - Sargent & Lundy
  2. Session Presented by Crescent Midstream
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    Session Details are to be announced!   Track and Session Sponsored by: Crescent Midstream 
11:00 AM
  1. The global status of carbon capture and storage
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    From power generation to steel, cement and chemical production projects, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is gaining interest as a solution to reduce carbon emissions. In this presentation the Global ...
    Chairperson
    Thomas Sarkus
    Thomas Sarkus, Senior Managerial & Technical Advisor - National Energy Technology Laboratory
    Speakers
    Spencer Schecht
    Spencer Schecht, Senior Business Development Lead - Global Carbon Capture & Storage Insitute
2:00 PM
  1. Regulatory considerations for carbon capture projects
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    Permitting a carbon capture project can be difficult and there are unique considerations compared to other industrial projects. Common pitfalls that can affect project schedule and budget are air perm ...
    Chairperson
    Danielle Flagg
    Danielle Flagg, CCS Project Development Manager - Sargent & Lundy
    Speakers
    Julianna Crumlish
    Julianna Crumlish, Senior Environmental Associate - Sargent & Lundy
2:45 PM
  1. Insights from developing and operating carbon capture at a coal-fired plant
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    Boundary Dam Unit 3 in Saskatchewan, Canada includes the world’s first fully integrated carbon capture and storage facility installed on a coal-fired power plant.   This presentation will feature key ...
    Chairperson
    Danielle Flagg
    Danielle Flagg, CCS Project Development Manager - Sargent & Lundy
    Speakers
    Rafay Anwar
    Rafay Anwar, Vice-President, Project Development & Technical Services - International CCS Knowledge Centre
  2. Transforming older plants for a decarbonized energy future
    205
    30 mins
    • The Smarter Power Plant
    Natural gas- and coal-fired power plants made up nearly 60% of all U.S. electricity production in 2022. However, the growing integration of intermittent renewables requires a re-evaluation of how to o ...
    Chairperson
    Aimee Mills
    Aimee Mills, Sr Manager, External Communications - EPRI
    Speakers
    Mark Scherluebbe
    Mark Scherluebbe, Managing Director - EY Parthenon
3:30 PM
  1. Overview of DOE’s ARPA-E FLExible Carbon Capture and Storage (FLECCS) program
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    The U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E FLExible Carbon Capture and Storage (FLECCS) program aims to develop carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies that enable generation to be responsive to gri ...
    Chairperson
    Richard Esposito
    Richard Esposito, R&D Program Manager CCUS - Southern Company
    Speakers
    Christian Vandervort
    Christian Vandervort, Technology-to-Market Advisor - US Department of Energy ARPA-E
10:00 AM
  1. Carbon capture, transport & storage project development
    220
    60 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    Post combustion carbon capture in the U.S. has unprecedented support. Several projects could reach final investment decision in 2024, but challenges remain. This panel discussion will include project ...
    Speakers
    Mike Matson
    Mike Matson, Associate Director, CCUS - Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
    Barbara McBride
    Barbara McBride, Director, Strategic Origination and Development - Calpine Corporation
    Justin Vala
    Justin Vala, SVP Engineering & Construction - Tenaska, Inc.
    Panel Moderator
    Bob Slettehaugh
    Bob Slettehaugh, Director, Carbon Capture & Carbon Removal - Kiewit
11:30 AM
  1. Meeting EPA Class VI requirements through CCS project development
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    U.S. carbon emitters can access federal tax credits for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), but navigating the complex EPA requirements for storing captured CO2 can be daunting. The good news is that op ...
    Chairperson
    Richard Esposito
    Richard Esposito, R&D Program Manager CCUS - Southern Company
    Speakers
    Andrew Duguid
    Andrew Duguid, Vice President - Advanced Resources International, Inc.
2:00 PM
  1. Hot potassium carbonate CO2 capture for today’s needs
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    The hot potassium carbonate (HPC) process for CO2 capture has been used in industrial gas treating for over 6 decades. However, the technology is not as widely recognized or understood as competing CO ...
    Chairperson
    David Chong
    David Chong, Manager, Engineering & Support Services - Tampa Electric
    Speakers
    Jacob Yourich
    Jacob Yourich, Process Design Engineer - Eickmeyer & Associates, Inc.
    Marc Donnelly
    Marc Donnelly, General Manager - Eickmeyer & Associates, Inc.
2:45 PM
  1. Enabling decarbonization of the industrial supply chai
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    In many industrial processes, carbon capture is the only practical means of decarbonization. Industrial producers find they need to develop not only CO2 capture systems but also solve those systems’ n ...
    Chairperson
    David Chong
    David Chong, Manager, Engineering & Support Services - Tampa Electric
    Speakers
    Paul McDonough
    Paul McDonough, Chief Operating Officer - Warwick Carbon Solutions
    Craig Dougherty
    Craig Dougherty, Regional Sales Director - Mitsubishi Power Americas, Inc.
    John Lagomarsino
    John Lagomarsino, Senior Project Manager - POWER Engineers, Inc.
3:30 PM
  1. Demonstration of a CO2 capture solvent on natural gas combined-cycle flue gas
    220
    30 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    To demonstrate ION Clean Energy’s carbon capture ICE-31 solvent, several partners have agreed to the engineering, design, development and operation of a 10-metric ton per day CO2 capture pilot at Calp ...
    Chairperson
    David Chong
    David Chong, Manager, Engineering & Support Services - Tampa Electric
    Speakers
    Erik Meuleman
    Erik Meuleman, Chief Technology Officer - ION Clean Energy
    Kevin Lauzze
    Kevin Lauzze, Vice President and Project Director - Sargent & Lundy
9:30 AM
  1. Building digital solutions for carbon management
    205
    30 mins
    • The Smarter Power Plant
    AI and machine learning present many opportunities for managing carbon emissions in power plants. Digital twins are particularly effective for simulating and testing processes like carbon capture, ena ...
    Chairperson
    Scott Affelt
    Scott Affelt, President - XMPLR Energy LLC
    Speakers
    Murthi Venkatraman Krishna
    Murthi Venkatraman Krishna, Executive Director, Sustainability - Net Carbon Vision
    Sivarama Krishnan Balasubramanian
    Sivarama Krishnan Balasubramanian, Chief Technology Officer - Net Carbon Vision
  2. Tackling New Regulatory Changes at the Technology Level
    220
    60 mins
    • Carbon Capture and Emission Controls
    Regulations. Technology. Supply Chain Constraints. The last year has brought changes from a regulatory perspective for air, water, and solid waste from power generation facilities.  This panel will di ...
    Chairperson
    Patricia (Tisha) Scroggin-Wicker
    Patricia (Tisha) Scroggin-Wicker, Director Decarbonization - Burns & McDonnell
    Speakers
    Matthew Heermann
    Matthew Heermann, Water Treatment Consultant - Sargent & Lundy, LLC
    Panel Moderator
    Patricia (Tisha) Scroggin-Wicker
    Patricia (Tisha) Scroggin-Wicker, Director Decarbonization - Burns & McDonnell

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