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GCEP Energy Workshops

Carbon Capture and Separation

April 27, 2004
Presentations available for download as PDFs.

Welcome and Introduction

Overview

	NETL Carbon Sequestration Program-US Perspective on CO₂ Capture and Separation Jared Ciferno, U.S. DOE - NETL
	CO2 Separation-State of the Art and Future Prospects Rodney Allam, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
	Key Findings of the CO₂ Capture Project (CCP) Cliff Lowe, ChevronTexaco Energy Technology Company

Recent Technology Developments

	CO₂ Separation with Molecular Membrane Systems Shingo Kazama, RITE, Japan
	Solvent Development for Aqueous Absorption/Stripping of Carbon Dioxide Tim Cullinane, The University of Texas at Austin

Large-Scale Applications

	Opportunities for Large-Scale Carbon Capture in Co-Production of Liquid Fuels and Power Robert Williams, Princeton University
	CO₂ Removal From Natural Gas Rusty Kelley, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company
	MHI's Flue Gas CO₂ Recovery Technology Masaki Iijima, Mitsbubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

Novel Technological Approaches

	Carbon Dioxide Separation from Multi-Component Gas Streams Using Clathrate-Hydrates Robert Currier, Los Alamos National Laboratory
	Development of Regenerable, Sodium-Based Sorbents for CO₂ Capture Raghubir Gupta, Research Triangle Institute
	Novel Vortex Membranes for CO₂ Capture and Separation Joseph Perkowski, INEEL