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CAGS3 Workshop

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  • PROGRAM AND PRESENTATION

The Chinese government has increased its supported of CCUS technology and projects in recent years and Xinjiang is considered a prospective area for large scale CCUS projects due to the co-location of comparatively inexpensive CO2 sources from the coal chemical plants and adjacent oilfields for enhanced oil recovery (EOR). The Chinese government is also exploring possible CO2 storage sites for enhanced water recovery (EWR) as water resources are scarce in the region.

To promote CCUS in Xinjiang and explore its potential, CAGS organised a technical workshop in Urumqi, Xinjiang in June 2017. Attended by around 100 international and Chinese delegates, the workshop covered topics such as international and domestic policies for CCUS, updates on CCUS financial environment, and progress of CCUS demonstration projects. CAGS funded research projects also reported on project progress and achievements.

The bilingual workshop was one of the first CCUS international workshops to be held in Xinjiang, bringing international expertise and knowledge from Australia, US, and the EU. It also provided a unique opportunity for Australia and international participants to gain firsthand knowledge of CCUS development in the region and to establish networks for future collaboration. The workshop was regarded as a very successful knowledge sharing and networking opportunity by both Chinese and international participants.

During the opening session of the workshop, senior officials from the Ministry of Science and Technology, Geoscience Australia and Xinjiang University officially launched the Xinjiang CCS Engineering Research Centre. The establishment of the research centre provides a route for attracting significant national funding to Xinjiang for CCUS research and is recognised as a significant achievement for CAGS project.

CAGS3 Workshop participants

All Presentations [ 57.9 MB]

1 Xian Zhang - Status of CCUS in China and CAGS project (EN) [PDF 1.8 MB]

2 Chris Consoli - Global outlook for CCUS (EN) [PDF 3.5 MB]

3 Qingshan Shi - Status and outlook for CCUS in Xinjiang (CH) [PDF 1.6 MB]

4 Tim Sill -CCS in Australia (EN) [PDF 336.5 KB]

5 Susan Hovorka - Status and policy of CCUS in US (EN) [PDF 2.4 MB]

6 Cornelia Schmidt-Hattenberger - Status and policy of CCUS in the EU (EN) [PDF 2.6 MB]

7 Lei Zhu - CCUS financial roadmap in China (CH) [PDF 1.5 MB]

8 Guoqiang Qian - MRV carbon trading system and development (CH) [PDF 5.8 MB]

9 Xiaoliang Yang - Staus of large-scale commerical CCUS demo projects in the US (CH&EN) [PDF 1.5 MB]

10 Shaojing Jiang - Yanchang Petroleum CCUS demo project (CH&EN) [PDF 4.1 MB]

11 Shijian Lu - Sinopec Shengli Oilfield CO2-EOR project (CH) [PDF 9.8 MB]

13 Xiaochun Li - Legislation and risk management of CCS integrated project in China (CH&EN) [PDF 2.1 MB]

14 Andrew Feitz - Geoscience Australia's geological storage activities (EN) [PDF 3.1 MB]

15 Susan Hovorka - Update on CCS research at the GCCC (EN) [PDF 2.0 MB]

16 David McNamara - IEAGHG review on CO2 migration and geological faults (EN) [PDF 3.1 MB]

17 Xufeng Li - Status and outlook for CCS at China Geological Survey (CH&EN) [PDF 7.1 MB]

18 Qi Li -Monitoring research at Yanchang CO2-EOR project (CH&EN) [PDF 2.1 MB]

19 Qingshan Shi - Xinjiang Guanghui Fuyun CCUS pre-feasibility study (CH) [PDF 2.3 MB]

20 Yujie Diao - Potential of CGUS in the Jungar Basin (CH) [PDF 6.9 MB]