The Petroleum Economist Forum on CCS

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the world's most authoritative scientific body on climate change, provides compelling evidence that global warming is a direct result of human activity.

"Fossil fuels still form the backbone of our energy infrastructure and that their use is inevitable for some time to come. In a tight race against time to combat an escalating climate problem, devising a way to de-carbonise their use is necessary – as a matter of urgency." George Peridas, a climate scientist at the Natural Resources Defense Council

Join the Petroleum Economist Forum on carbon capture and storage and explore the complex challenges behind the realities of implementing CCS projects:

• Is CCS the key to large scale de-carbonisation?
• Can policy drive progress to reduce carbon emissions?
• Testing, testing, testing – justifying the demonstration projects
• Developing the commercial opportunities for CCS
• The popularity race – can CCS win over public opinion?
   

This forum brings together industry experts and senior energy decision makers to discuss the regulatory framework supporting the drive for a reduction in carbon emissions. Examine pioneering case studies to develop your business case in alignment with environmental protection.

At the Petroleum Economist Forum on CCS we will:

• Hear from leading industry expert speakers
• Develop key commercial strategies for CCS
• Network with high level decision makers & key strategists
• Benefit from real trial-and-error experiences
• Understand the political pressures and opportunities in CCS
• Analyse case study projects and evaluate successes 
• Build important business relationships 

"CCS can deliver a significant portion of the emissions cuts needed over the next half century."
Tom Nicholls, Editor, Petroleum Economist

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