Second Nordic Minisymposium on

Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage

October 26, 2001

Centre for Environment and Sustainability

Chalmers University of Technology & Göteborg University

in co-operation with

NORDISK ENERGIFORSKNING

Editors: Anders Lyngfelt, Filip Johnsson and Christian Azar

Proceedings can be downloaded in Adobe Acrobate (.pdf) format and contains 14 parts:

First page, Contents, Introduction, Programme, Speakers

Anders Lyngfelt:  An Introduction to CO₂ Capture and Storage

Erik Lindeberg:  Experiences from Storing Four Million Ton Carbon Dioxide in the North Sea:   Simulation of CO₂ distribution pattern in an underground CO₂ injection projected calibrated by 3d seismics

Niels Peter Christensen:  Assessing European Potential for Geological Storage of CO₂

Ron Zevenhoven:  CO₂ Sequestration by Magnesium Silicate Mineral Carbonation in Finland

Olav Kaarstad:  Hvordan et oljeselskap ser pa CO₂-fjerning og -lagring

Hallvard Svendsen:  Absorption as a Method for CO₂ Capture

Olav Bolland:  Combined Cycle with CO₂ Capture Based on the Pre-Combustion Method

Per Tore Halvorsen og Tord Ursin: HiOx - Emission Free Gas Power

Asle Lygre: Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Power Plants with Integrated CO₂ Capture

Tobias Mattisson: Applications of Chemical-looping Combustion with Capture of CO₂

Sven-Gunnar Sundkvist: AZEP - Development of an Integrated Air Separation Membrane - Gas Turbine

Lars Strömberg: CO₂-free power production in Europe. Technology and costs

Christian Azar: Carbon sequestration from fossil fuels and biomass - long-term potentials

Related links:

CO₂ Capture Research at Chalmers

Minisymposium on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage, October 22, Gothenburg 1999