International Cryogenic CO2 Capture Workshop

The Workshop will dig deep in the understanding of the technology, the
optimizations for different applications, and scale-up of the technology.

8.00 Registration and coffee 

8.30 Welcome by Preben Birr, IDA Energy.
CCU in the Aalborg perspective, the need for CO2 for utilization and
status on relevant projects.
An aim for making a white paper for CCC. 

8.50 Welcome to the Institute and the Workshop by Head of Department Lasse
Rosendahl, AAU Energy 

9.00 Jesper Sand Damtoft. Aalborg Portlands need for reducing the
CO2 emissions, energy integration and evaluation criterias for technological
options 

9.30 Overview of carbon capture by Larry Baxter
Cryogenic Carbon Capture: Description of the technology in details, the
SOA and issues to resolve. 

10.15-10.30 Short coffee break 

10.30 (continued) Cryogenic carbon capture unit operations,
specification, assessment of energetically favorably options. Input/output
requirements and technology options. Cryogenic CO2 capture with energy storage 

12.00 Lunch break and networking 

12.45 Scale-up challenges for the cryogenic carbon technology meeting
the requirements for CCS and CCU. A business case and roadmap for scale-up of the carbon capture technology. Larry Baxter/Steph Burt 

13.30 Presentation of funding possibilities to support the scale-up of
the cryogenic CO2 capture technology: EUDP, IFD, NER (Nordic Energy Research) 

14.15 Coffee, cake, networking and discussion with funding agencies 

14.40 Utilization of CO2 for methanol production. The technology, SOA
and perspectives. Speaker: Søren Knudsen Kær, Head of PtX Technology, European
Energy

15.15 The White Paper. Presentation of draft White Paper (Max 2
pages and preferably less) by Preben Birr. Discussion of White Paper.
Discussion moderator: Preben Birr 

The panel: Jesper Sand Damtoft, Søren Kær, Larry Baxter, Lasse
Rosendahl, and others. The White Paper as result of the discussions on January
16, 2023 will be presented at the Conference 17/1-2023 

15.50 Final conclusions … and maybe action points? 

  Networking and beer