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Energy Transition
Carbon Capture from Stationary Industrial Sources
An overview of the developing field of capturing carbon dioxide from industrial point sources, mainly combustion processes. It places capture within the wider chain of capture, use and geological storage that is seen as a key route to cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Participants review the main capture approaches, their maturity, costs, strengths and weaknesses.
- Discipline
- Energy Transition
- Level
- Foundation
- Duration
- 3 days
- Formats
- Classroom, In-house, Blended
Every course can be delivered in-house and tailored to your organisation.
Who should attend
Environmental staff, facilities and gas processing engineers and other interested professionals, including those early in their careers, seeking a broad introduction to carbon capture.
What participants will be able to do
- Describe stationary sources of carbon dioxide by sector
- Explain the drivers and barriers to carbon capture deployment
- Compare post-combustion, pre-combustion and oxyfiring approaches
- Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of capture technologies
- Explain carbon dioxide purification requirements
Topics covered
- Industrial emission sources
- Capture, use and storage chain
- Post-combustion capture
- Pre-combustion capture
- Oxyfiring
- Technology readiness and cost