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Carbon Capture and Storage: Bridging the Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewables Conference and Public Debate

 

Academy Times Public Debate

With Jeff Chapman, CCSA and Stephan Singer, WWF, Chaired by Dick Ahlstrom
6pm, Dublin Castle Conference Centre, Thursday, 11 March 2010
 

Please click here to register for this free event

 

Conference


Dublin Castle Conference Centre
11-12 March 2010


This conference will review recent international research and developments in carbon capture and storage (CCS), while at the same time providing a forum to assess technical and investment opportunities in Ireland and Northern Ireland. It will be an important occasion for communicating the benefits and impacts of implementing CCS.

The conference will be of vital interest to those who are involved in CCS developments, including government departments, local authorities, state agencies, energy companies, the research and environmental communities and the general public.


Fees and Registration:

€100 – Academic Registrants (Registrants from a recognised Third Level Academic Institute in Ireland and Northern Ireland may register up to two postgraduate students free of charge for the conference. Names and contact details to be emailed to ccs@ria.ie)

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Programme

Download programme here as a pdf file

 Prof Peter Mitchell, Conor Lenihan, Minister for Science, Technology, Innovation and Natural Resources and Dr Peadar McArdle at Sandymount Strand.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(L-R) Prof Peter Mitchell, Conor Lenihan, Minister for Science, Technology, Innovation and Natural Resources and Dr Peadar McArdle at Sandymount Strand.

The Griffith Geoscience Research Awards, managed by the Geological Survey of Ireland, is supporting strategic geoscience research on CCS in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

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