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Workshop Program Wednesday 26th November 2008
In the next years, the global development in the area of energy supply will show a continuously rising need of energy - especially the development of emerging nations (e. g. China, India, South Africa and Brazil) have to be considered in this context. According to the International Energy Agency the substitution or new erection of approximately 3500GWpower plant capacity is necessary for covering this global need until the year 2030. Regarding this background the involvement at an early time of the above mentioned countries in research and development of low carbon dioxide power plant technology is urgently necessary. In the framework of the hereby proposed workshop, low carbon dioxide power plant technology will be presented by the German experts. Furthermore, precise connection factors should be established for the future cooperation in the implementation of this technology in South Africa. The conference programme is aimed at know-howtransfer and the utilisation of the low carbon dioxide power plant technologies offers disti guished future perspectives for all participants. The status report of the Federal Government of April, 3rd 2006 declares: “German power plant technology is on top. This leading position ensures a considerably share of the global increasing world market for German manufacturers. Thereby it is the base for highly qualified jobs.” The purpose of the Workshop is, by drawing upon the experience of international workers in the field to: (a) develop human capacity in SouthAfrica (b) develop the framework for a Strategy/Business Plan for the South African Centre for Carbon Capture and Storage (c) networking of SouthAfrican and German academics with a view to co-operative projects and capacity building (d) extend the cooperation activities with other countries like Brazil. The organisation committee invites you to attend the workshop “Introduction and application of low carbon dioxide power plant technologies in South Africa”. We are pleased to welcome the German and Brazilian delegation to South Africa.
Workshop Program Thursday 27th November 2008
08:00 Registration Session 1 Proposed Chair: K. Nassiep
Session 1 Proposed Chair: TBA
09:00 Welcome (E. Seiler, GCCI) 09:20 Climate and society (Prof. W. Ch. Zimmerli, BTU Cottbus) 09:40 SA regulatory regime (Gilder) 10:10 HITACHI Power Europes Development road maps for fossil fuel Power plants with low CO2 emissions (J. Musel, Hitachi Power Afrika)
09:00 The next step in Clean Power: CCS technologies for fossil fuel based power generation (A. Schimkat, Alstom Power Systems) 09:30 CO2-sequestration in Germany (K. D. Giese, W.Leinweber, Renergie-Partner GmbH) 15:00 Overview of Eskom’s Policy and Research Approach to Carbon Capture and Storage (B. MacColl, Eskom)
10:40
Tea / Coffee break
Session 2 Proposed Chair: Prof. W. Ch. Zimmerli
10:30 Tea / Coffee break
11:00 Coal and climate change in Brazil (F. L. Zancan) 11:30 Potential for storage in South Africa and Atlas (Cloete) 12:00 SA hydro-geological aspects of CCS (C. Hartnady) 12:30 Geological storage of CO2 - the European Prospective (Prof. F. Schilling, GFZ Potsdam)
Session 2 Proposed Chair: Prof. F. Schilling
13:00
Lunch
Session 3 Proposed Chair: Department of Minerals and Energy 14:00 Plant Optimisation and New Technologies (Herr Gerhard Holtshauzen, Steinmüller Engineering Services) 14:30 Development steps of the low CO2 -power plant technology in Germany (Prof. H. J. Krautz, BTU Cottbus) 10:00 Experimental investigations on char combustion of different lignites in O2/CO2 -atmospheres (S. Tappe, BTU Cottbus) 15:30 Tea / Coffee break Session 4 Proposed Chair: F. L. Zancan 15:50 Potential of mineral carbonation as a thermodynamically Favoured, permanent, safe and auditable alternative (Prof. J. Petrie, University of Cape Town) 16:20 CO2 storage in deep unmineable coal seams: a Southern African case study (L. Halley, Sasol) 16:50 Industrial partnerships for CO2-capture: from pilot to commercial plant (Dr. Ranke, Linde AG) 17:20 Analysis of corrosion behaviour of materials in oxyfuel fired power plants (A. Findeisen, BTU Cottbus) 17:50 Final Discussion (T. Surridge, SANERI)
11:00 CEPAC Coal Projects (Prof. Z. Carreta, Dr. R. Heemann, CCS Research Center at Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) 11:30 CCS - new standards on structural engineering and architecture (B. Rabann, Arcus Planung+Beratung) 12:00 Biofactory for Fuel and Feed from Algae - EthanolProduction with modified Cyanobacterium (Prof. H.J. Franke, Prof. Dr. P. Fu - La ,Wahie Biotech Inc.) 12:30 Lunch Session 3 Proposed Joint Chair: T. Surridge, E. Seiler 13:30 Workshop-SA R&D priorities, regulation, capture, storage, transport and infrastructure, monitoring and verification, amelioration All participants (All participants) 15:30 Cooperation opportunities in FP7 SA/Germany (All participants) 16:00 Joint statement 16:15 END of the CCS-Workshop
Map to venue
Organised and sponsored by: Brandenburg Technical University of Cottbus Chair of Power Plant Technology CEBra – Centre for Energy Technology Brandenburg Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans Joachim Krautz Po Box 10 13 44, 03013 Cottbus Phone + 49 (0) 3 55 69 46 00 Fax +49 (0) 3 55 69 40 11 eMail [email protected] Web www.kwt-cottbus.de SANERI – South African National Energy Research Institute Pty (Ltd) Mr. Kadri Nassiep 4th floor, 158 Smuts Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg Phone +27 (0) 1 12 82 04 21 Fax +27 (0) 1 12 80 05 86 eMail [email protected] Web www.saneri.org.za
WORKSHOP
Implementation of CO2 reduced power plant technologies
Southern African – German Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mr. Erhard Seiler Phone +27 (0) 1 14 86 27 75 Fax +27 (0) 1 14 86 36 2 eMail [email protected] Web www.germanchamber.co.za Council for Geoscience South Africa Private Bag X112, Pretoria 0001 Phone + 27 (0) 12 841 1911 Fax + 27 (0) 12 841 1221 eMail [email protected] Web www.geoscience.org.za Federal Ministry of Education and Research Hannoversche Straße 28-30, 10115 Berlin Phone +49 (0) 30 18 57-0 Fax +49 (0) 30 18 5 78 36 01 eMail [email protected] Web www.bmbf.de
26 & 27 November, 2008 Council for Geoscience Pretoria, South Afrika
Workshop Program Wednesday 26th November 2008
In the next years, the global development in the area of energy supply will show a continuously rising need of energy - especially the development of emerging nations (e. g. China, India, South Africa and Brazil) have to be considered in this context. According to the International Energy Agency the substitution or new erection of approximately 3500GWpower plant capacity is necessary for covering this global need until the year 2030. Regarding this background the involvement at an early time of the above mentioned countries in research and development of low carbon dioxide power plant technology is urgently necessary. In the framework of the hereby proposed workshop, low carbon dioxide power plant technology will be presented by the German experts. Furthermore, precise connection factors should be established for the future cooperation in the implementation of this technology in South Africa. The conference programme is aimed at know-howtransfer and the utilisation of the low carbon dioxide power plant technologies offers disti guished future perspectives for all participants. The status report of the Federal Government of April, 3rd 2006 declares: “German power plant technology is on top. This leading position ensures a considerably share of the global increasing world market for German manufacturers. Thereby it is the base for highly qualified jobs.” The purpose of the Workshop is, by drawing upon the experience of international workers in the field to: (a) develop human capacity in SouthAfrica (b) develop the framework for a Strategy/Business Plan for the South African Centre for Carbon Capture and Storage (c) networking of SouthAfrican and German academics with a view to co-operative projects and capacity building (d) extend the cooperation activities with other countries like Brazil. The organisation committee invites you to attend the workshop “Introduction and application of low carbon dioxide power plant technologies in South Africa”. We are pleased to welcome the German and Brazilian delegation to South Africa.
Workshop Program Thursday 27th November 2008
08:00 Registration Session 1 Proposed Chair: K. Nassiep
Session 1 Proposed Chair: TBA
09:00 Welcome (E. Seiler, GCCI) 09:20 Climate and society (Prof. W. Ch. Zimmerli, BTU Cottbus) 09:40 SA regulatory regime (Gilder) 10:10 HITACHI Power Europes Development road maps for fossil fuel Power plants with low CO2 emissions (J. Musel, Hitachi Power Afrika)
09:00 The next step in Clean Power: CCS technologies for fossil fuel based power generation (A. Schimkat, Alstom Power Systems) 09:30 CO2-sequestration in Germany (K. D. Giese, W.Leinweber, Renergie-Partner GmbH) 15:00 Overview of Eskom’s Policy and Research Approach to Carbon Capture and Storage (B. MacColl, Eskom)
10:40
Tea / Coffee break
Session 2 Proposed Chair: Prof. W. Ch. Zimmerli
10:30 Tea / Coffee break
11:00 Coal and climate change in Brazil (F. L. Zancan) 11:30 Potential for storage in South Africa and Atlas (Cloete) 12:00 SA hydro-geological aspects of CCS (C. Hartnady) 12:30 Geological storage of CO2 - the European Prospective (Prof. F. Schilling, GFZ Potsdam)
Session 2 Proposed Chair: Prof. F. Schilling
13:00
Lunch
Session 3 Proposed Chair: Department of Minerals and Energy 14:00 Plant Optimisation and New Technologies (Herr Gerhard Holtshauzen, Steinmüller Engineering Services) 14:30 Development steps of the low CO2 -power plant technology in Germany (Prof. H. J. Krautz, BTU Cottbus) 10:00 Experimental investigations on char combustion of different lignites in O2/CO2 -atmospheres (S. Tappe, BTU Cottbus) 15:30 Tea / Coffee break Session 4 Proposed Chair: F. L. Zancan 15:50 Potential of mineral carbonation as a thermodynamically Favoured, permanent, safe and auditable alternative (Prof. J. Petrie, University of Cape Town) 16:20 CO2 storage in deep unmineable coal seams: a Southern African case study (L. Halley, Sasol) 16:50 Industrial partnerships for CO2-capture: from pilot to commercial plant (Dr. Ranke, Linde AG) 17:20 Analysis of corrosion behaviour of materials in oxyfuel fired power plants (A. Findeisen, BTU Cottbus) 17:50 Final Discussion (T. Surridge, SANERI)
11:00 CEPAC Coal Projects (Prof. Z. Carreta, Dr. R. Heemann, CCS Research Center at Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) 11:30 CCS - new standards on structural engineering and architecture (B. Rabann, Arcus Planung+Beratung) 12:00 Biofactory for Fuel and Feed from Algae - EthanolProduction with modified Cyanobacterium (Prof. H.J. Franke, Prof. Dr. P. Fu - La ,Wahie Biotech Inc.) 12:30 Lunch Session 3 Proposed Joint Chair: T. Surridge, E. Seiler 13:30 Workshop-SA R&D priorities, regulation, capture, storage, transport and infrastructure, monitoring and verification, amelioration All participants (All participants) 15:30 Cooperation opportunities in FP7 SA/Germany (All participants) 16:00 Joint statement 16:15 END of the CCS-Workshop
Map to venue
Organised and sponsored by: Brandenburg Technical University of Cottbus Chair of Power Plant Technology CEBra – Centre for Energy Technology Brandenburg Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans Joachim Krautz Po Box 10 13 44, 03013 Cottbus Phone + 49 (0) 3 55 69 46 00 Fax +49 (0) 3 55 69 40 11 eMail [email protected] Web www.kwt-cottbus.de SANERI – South African National Energy Research Institute Pty (Ltd) Mr. Kadri Nassiep 4th floor, 158 Smuts Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg Phone +27 (0) 1 12 82 04 21 Fax +27 (0) 1 12 80 05 86 eMail [email protected] Web www.saneri.org.za
WORKSHOP
Implementation of CO2 reduced power plant technologies
Southern African – German Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mr. Erhard Seiler Phone +27 (0) 1 14 86 27 75 Fax +27 (0) 1 14 86 36 2 eMail [email protected] Web www.germanchamber.co.za Council for Geoscience South Africa Private Bag X112, Pretoria 0001 Phone + 27 (0) 12 841 1911 Fax + 27 (0) 12 841 1221 eMail [email protected] Web www.geoscience.org.za Federal Ministry of Education and Research Hannoversche Straße 28-30, 10115 Berlin Phone +49 (0) 30 18 57-0 Fax +49 (0) 30 18 5 78 36 01 eMail [email protected] Web www.bmbf.de
26 & 27 November, 2008 Council for Geoscience Pretoria, South Afrika
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