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There is a lot of information about CCS available on the internet, but how do you find the information you are searching for? How does one find the best web sites and the best reports? We have searched the web to find relevant information on CCS. The sites we regard as the most informative on this topic are listed below together with recommended brochures and reports. |
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Who: UCL Carbon Capture Legal Programme website What: This website aims to provide a dedicated, up to date, open access and independent resource base on legal and regulatory issues related to CCS, together with associated policy material. Why: The website covers various arenas and jurisdictions with a view to promoting informed discussion and analysis by decision-makers in government, industry and the wider community. Where: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/cclp/ |
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Who: CCS Education Initiative What: The CCS Education Initiative is a collaboration of environmentally concerned businesses and organizations focused on the important and necessary role that CCS can play in mitigating global climate change Why: The website covers various arenas and jurisdictions with a view to promoting informed discussion and analysis by decision-makers in government, industry and the wider community. Where: http://www.ccs-education.net/ |
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Who: IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme What: The IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme (IEA GHG) is an international collaborative research programme set up under the auspices of the International Energy Agency (IEA). IEA GHG focuses its efforts on studying technologies in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Why: Experts on CCS Where: www.ieagreen.org.uk/ccs.html |
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Who: ZEP What: ZEP is an European technology platform on CCS. In other words, it is a group of experts that will come up with recommendations on how CCS can be a reality in the EU Why: More than 200 CCS experts on CCS are participating in ZEP Where: www.zero-emissionplatform.eu/website/index.html |
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Who: NETL What: The National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), part of DOE’s national laboratory system. NETL has expertise in several energy fields, including CCS Why: Very good in-depth information of how CCS works Where:http://www.netl.doe.gov/technologies/carbon_seq/index.htm |
More links to Web sites with CCS information are available here.
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Who: ZEP Title: EU Demonstration Programme for CO2 Capture and Storage (CCS) - ZEP's proposal What: A roadmap of how to establish 15 demonstration projects for CCS in the EU by 2015 Why: This roadmap could easily be the solution to how the EU can make CCS commercial viable When: November 2008 Where: link to brochure |
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Who: ZEP Title: CO2 capture and storage (CCS) - Why it is essential to combat global warming What: Why CCS is essential in the strategy to combat global warming Why: A well-written explanation on the importance of CCS When: May 2008 Where: link to brochure |
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Who: IPCC Title: Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage What: A comprehensive report covering most aspects of CCS Why: This is a few years old, so it does not cover recent news, but it contains all relevant information on CCS. When: 2005 Where:link to report |
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Who: McKinsey & Company Title: Carbon Capture & Storage: Assessing the Economics What: CCS cost Why: A good report on CCS cost based on input from several industrial stakeholders When: October 2008 Where: link to report |
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Who: Bellona Title: A Model for the CO2 capture potential What: A study on how large reductions in global CO2 emissions can be achieved through the wide deployment of CCS Why: Documents that CCS alone can reduce one-third of global CO2 emissions by 2050 When: 2007 Where: link to paper |
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