Barry Jones, General Manager, Policy and Membership, Global CCS Institute, presented on the global CCS project developments and prospects at the Global CCS Institute's Japanese Members' Meeting held in Tokyo on 8 June 2012.

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CCS PROJECT DEVELOPMENTS
AND PROSPECTS
Barry Jones – General Manager, Policy and Membership
Japan Regional Members’ Meeting, Tokyo, 8 June 2012

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OVERVIEW OF PRESENTATION
 Global status of large-scale projects
 Details of projects in operation or construction
 Focus on what is happening in Asia, especially
China
 Conclusions and key messages
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GLOBAL STATUS OF CCS
 Global CCS Institute maintains detailed project
database
 Focus on Large-Scale Integrated Projects
 400,000 tonnes/year or more CO2 capture for
industrial plants; 800,000 tonnes/year for
electricity plants
 All aspects of CCS chain included –
capture, transport and storage
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REGULAR UPDATES ON PROJECTS STATUS
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MEASURED PROGRESS OF LARGE-SCALE
INTEGRATED PROJECTS SINCE 2009
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PROJECT NUMBERS CONCENTRATED IN THE
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE
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PROJECTS ARE SPREAD ACROSS TECHNOLOGIES
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CONFIRMED PROJECTS
STAR
VOLUME STORAGE T
PROJECT NAME LOCATION CAPTURE TYPE CO2 (Mtpa) TYPE DATE
In operation
Shute Creek Gas Processing Facility United States Pre-combustion (gas processing) 7 EOR 1986
Sleipner CO2 Injection Norway Pre-combustion (gas processing) 1 (+ 0.2 in Deep saline 1996
construction) formation
Val Verde Natural Gas Plants United States Pre-combustion (gas processing) 1.3 EOR 1972
Great Plains Synfuels Plant & Weyburn-Midale US/ Canada Pre-combustion (synfuels) 3 EOR 2000
Enid Fertilizer Plant United States Pre-combustion (fertiliser) 0.7 EOR 1982
In Salah CO2 Storage Algeria Pre-combustion (gas processing) 1 Deep saline 2004
formation
Snøhvit CO2 Injection Norway Pre-combustion (gas processing) 0.7 Deep saline 2008
formation
Century Plant United States Pre-combustion (gas processing) 5 (+ 3.5 in EOR 2010
construction)
In construction
Lost Cabin Gas Plant United States Pre-combustion (gas processing) 1 EOR 2012
Air Products Steam Methane Reformer EOR Project United States Pre-combustion (hydrogen production) 1 EOR 2012
Illinois Industrial Carbon Capture and Sequestration United States Industrial (ethanol production) 1 Deep saline 2013
(ICCS) formation
Boundary Dam with CCS Demonstration Canada Post-combustion (power) 1 EOR 2014
Agrium CO2 Capture with ACTL Canada Pre-combustion (fertiliser) 0.6 EOR 2014
Kemper County IGCC Project United States Pre-combustion (power) 3.5 EOR 2015

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PROJECT DEPLOYMENT TIMEFRAMES
INDICATE NEXT FEW YEARS CRUCIAL
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WHAT IS HAPPENING ELSEWHERE IN ASIA?
 China – seven large scale projects in planning,
many smaller projects, including some in
operation
 Middle East (UAE) – three projects in planning
 Korea – two power sector projects in planning,
both in early stages (2017-2019 timeframe)
 South East Asia – scoping studies, some
projects in very early planning (not yet listed)
 India – very early stages
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CHINA – OPERATING PROJECTS
Project Name Company/Project International Scale Technology Status *
Proponent Partner(s)
CO2 -EOR Pilot CNPC-PetroChina 10,000tpa EOR O-2007
Project
CO2 Chemical Zhingke Jinlong 8,000tpa Chemical O-2007
Utilisation utilisation
Beijing Huaneng Group CSIRO 3,000tpa PCC O-2008
Gaobeidian PCC
Project
CO2 Use for CNOOC 2,100tpa CO2 Utilisation O-2009
Biodegradable
Plastics
Shidongkou PCC Huaneng Group 120,000tpa PCC O-2009
Project (1)
Chongqing CPI 10,000tpa PCC O-2010
Shuanghuai PCC
Project
CCS-EOR Project Sinopec 40,000tpa PCC-EOR O-2010
(Shengli)
Shenhua DCL Shenhua Group LLNL, West 100,000tpa Saline aquifer O-2011
Project (Phase 1) Virgina University storage
Greengen IGCC Huaneng Group ADB, Peabody 100,000tpa, 1Mtpa IGCC-EOR C-2010
Project
35MW Oxy- Huanzhou Uni 50,000-100,000tpa Oxy-combustion S-2011
combustion capture
Project
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CHINA – PLANNED PROJECTS
Operation
Project Name Province CO2 volume date Facility type Capture type
Sinopec Shengli
Oil Field EOR Shangdong 1 Mtpa 2014 Power Generation Post-Combustion
Project
Datang Daqing
Oxy-fuel Oxyfuel
Heilongjiang 1 Mtpa + 2015 Power Generation
Combustion CCS Combustion
Demo Project
Lianyungang
IGCC with CCS Jiangsu 1 Mtpa 2015 Power Generation Pre-Combustion
Project
GreenGen IGCC
Tianjin 2 Mtpa 2016 Power Generation Pre-Combustion
Project
Dongguan
Taiyangzhou
Guangdong 1 Mtpa 2017 Power Generation Pre-Combustion
IGCC with CCS
Project
Shenhua/Dow
Chemicals Coal to Coal-to-liquids
Shanxi 5 Mtpa 2019 Pre-Combustion
Chemicals Plant (CTL)
Project (Yulin)
Shenhua Coal to
Coal-to-liquids
Liquids Plant Inner Mongolia 1 Mtpa 2020 Pre-Combustion
(CTL)
Project (Ordos)
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SOUTH EAST ASIA – SCOPING PHASE
 High level scoping studies funded through the
ADB Capacity Building Trust Fund (Indonesia,
the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam)
 APEC CCS Permitting Issues Report (Chinese
Taipei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, People’s
Republic of China, the Philippines, Republic of
Korea, Thailand and Vietnam
 CCOP South East Asia CO2 storage study
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SOUTH EAST ASIA – MALAYSIA
 In partnership with KeTTHA
– CCS Scoping Study
– Capacity Development Work Program
– Current activity is a CCS training initiative to
develop a CCS unit that can be taught in
Malaysian universities and industry
organisations
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SOUTH EAST ASIA - INDONESIA
 In participation with the ADB:
– CCS Scoping Study
• Development of a CCS Roadmap in the region.
– Merbau Field (depleted gas field in South
Sumatra) allocated to ADB for prefeasibility study
on storage potential, if they want to undertake this.
 Other activities in the region include:
– Several Japanese and other foreign companies
examining possible projects, including EOR
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INDIA– SCOPING PHASE
 India
– CCS Scoping Study in partnership with TERI
– Two consultation workshops
– Capacity Assessment
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CONCLUSION: PROGRESS IS BEING MADE …
 CCS projects are operating today, in a number of industries
and a number of countries:
– often when carbon capture is already part of the
industrial process and where already well explored
storage locations are available; and
– and often based on EOR, which provides a value on
CO2.
 More projects are entering construction and operation
 Two large scale power station CCS projects are now under
construction, along with others in other industries
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…BUT A NUMBER OF CHALLENGES REMAIN
 Overall number of projects static and
development behind targets
 High profile failures and cancellations, with
many pointing to a lack of adequate policy
support
 Continuing issues with public acceptance of
CCS, despite proven nature of individual
components
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KEY MESSAGES
 CCS remains a key technology for GHG
mitigation
 Momentum cannot afford to stall if long term
GHG targets are to be met
 Planning and execution takes time; all elements
of CCS projects must be carefully integrated
 Further policy action is vital:
– Projects need adequate policy support if they are to
proceed and demonstrate the potential of the
technology
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