Ccs 125m Funding

LCICG PROGRAMME STATUS AND PLANNED ACTIVITIES 2011-15 - CCS (TSB/DECC/ETI/ RCUK/ UKCCSRC)
Running or announced (with results known) projects /programmes Apr 2011-Mar 2015 Total project investment (public sector, private, other (eg EU)) M
Technology Area
id Programme (project) title Objective, rationale for intervention Partners Duration (dates)
Funders (HMG, ETI & International)
Assumed 11/15 public spend
TRL Focus (Technology Readiness Level)
Full chain
Computational modelling and Tackling current barriers of reactor scale-up in carbon capture of gas power optimisation of carbon capture plants using advanced CFD research
Cranfield
Oct12 - Sep16
EPSRC
0.58
0.580
Fundamental Research & Understanding
Full chain
FULL CHAIN
Computational Chemistry of Hybrid Frameworks
To allow the evaluation of new hybrid frameworks in a number of key fields, such as CO2 adsorption and storage
UCL
Sept 07-Aug 12
EPSRC
0.50
0.100
Full chain
Carbon Capture and Storage: Techno-economic studies of CCS (3 projects) Realising the Potential Multiscale whole systems modelling and analysis for CO2 capture, transport and storage CCS System Modelling Toolkit Methodologies to design and analyse future CCS systems- generating insights into the most important interactions involved in system design and operationquantifying (economics, environmental impact, safety & operability) the performance of UK CCS systems Provide tool to assit in design and assessment of future CCS systems (whole chain, power generation to storage)
TOTAL PUBLIC INVESTMENT FULL CHAIN (M)
Uni Sussex +
Apr 10-Mar12
NERC/EPSR C/ESRC (UKERC via NERC)
0.41
0.220
Full chain
Consortium
Jun 10 -May13
EPSRC
1.42
1.000
Full chain
PSE, E4tech, EDF, E.ON, Petrofac, Rolls-Royce
September 2011 - April 2014
ETI
3.6
3.000
n/a
Component Development & Applied Research
6.513
4.900
Pre-combustion
Novel Catalytic Membrane Micro-reactors for CO2 Capture via Pre-combustion Decarbonisation Route Joint UK/China hydrogen production network
Advance membrane micro reactor for precombustion
Imperial
Jan11-Dec 13
EPSRC
0.458
0.430
Pre-combustion
Advanced chemical cycles which allow clean hydrogen to be produced without a large energy penalty for capturing the CO2.
Consortium
Oct 09 - Sept 12
EPSRC
0.500
Pre-combustion
The Next Generation of Activated Carbon Adsorbents Develop activated carbon adsorbents and system models to improve the for the Pre-Combustion efficiency, flexibility and operability of IGCC processes Capture of CO2 e-WaGS: Efficient Water Gas Development of Water Gas Shift technology for IGCC in which carbon Shift Technology for Lowmonoxide produced by gasification is reacted with steam to produce hydrogen Carbon Electric Power and CO2. Generation from Fossil Fuels Next Generation Capture Technology
Consortium
Nov11-Dec13
EPSRC
0.694
0.694
Pre combustion
BP, Johnson Matthey
Feb 2010-Jan 2013
TSB/DECC
2 (total); 1 (public)
0.600
3 to 4
Fundamental Research & Understanding/ Component Development & Applied Research
Pre combustion
10
Advanced technology to reduce cost of CO2 capture in pre-combustion
Costain Millennium Generation; Calix (Europe) Limited; HEL East Limited; Imperial College
July 2011 June 2015 September 2012 - April 2014
ETI
23.5
1.500
5-6
Pilot Scale Demonstration
Pre combustion
11
Development of calcium looping technology. This 3MWe demonstrator is the Carbon capture pilot using an basis for scale up to 50MWt units for (i) industrial applications (ii) in multiple Endex Reactor units to decarbonise the fuel gas of NGCC or IGCC power stations. CO2 separation by adsorption onto nanoporous materials, materials by "filtration" of CO2 from power plant flue gases by newly created semipermeable membranes, and by membrane separation of oxygen from air, to enable oxy-fuel combustion and efficient CO2 separation (2 projects) High temperature ceramic membranes for energy applications and CO2 capture
DECC
5.8 (public)
5.800
Post combustion
12
Carbon Capture from power plant and atmosphere Ceramic membranes for energy applications and CO2 capture Fundamentals of Optimised Capture Using Solids (FOCUS)
Heriot Watt +
Nov 08-Nov 13
EPSRC
4.45
2.000
Post combustion
13
2 Projects, Newcastle +
Apr 09-Apr 14
EPSRC
1.1
0.700
Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding
Post combustion
14
Solid adsorption of CO2 and UK-China collaboration
Consortium
Jan 11-Dec13
EPSRC
0.568
0.500
Post combustion
15
Innovative Adsorbent Materials and Processes for Simultaneous removal of SOx, NOx, HCl, HF, and toxic metals, particularly Integrated Carbon Capture mercury- China Collaboration and Multi-pollutant Control for Fossil Fuel Power Generation Methodologies for the rapid synthesis and screening of novel materials and solvents for carbon capture from power stations. Focus on absorption, adsorption and membrane processes combining molecular modelling and advanced process modelling A systematic, multiscale approach, which considers the detailed behaviour of the solid oxygen carriers, through to the systems level integration into a power station and energy grid
Nottingham
Oct 09-Sept 13
EPSRC
0.952
0.500
Post combustion
16
Innovative Gas Separations for Carbon Capture
Consortium
Oct 09-Mar 13
EPSRC
1.89
1.000
Post combustion
17
Multi-scale evaluation of advanced technologies for capturing the CO2: chemical looping applied to solid fuels.
Consortium
Jan11-Dec 13
EPSRC
0.578
0.510
Post-combustion
18
Accelerate the pace of development of adsorbent technology as a viable Step Change Adsorbents and alternative to chemical absorption in post-combustion capture...The ultimate Processes for CO2 Capture. goal of the project is to demonstrate the adsorbent materials in real power plant environments Adsoprtion materials and processes for carbon capture from gas-fired power plants (AMPGas) Effective adsorbents for establishing solids looping as a next generation CCGT technology Advanced GasCCS (GasFACTS)
Consortium
Nov 09- Oct 13 EPSRC/E.ON
0.158
0.800
Post-combustion
19
Capture technology for retrofit to existing CCGT plants. Addressing both materuals and process development for carbon capture.
Consortium / Edinburgh
Sept12 - Aug15
EPSRC
1.1
1.100
CAPTURE TECHNOLOGIES INCLUDING COMPONENTS, SYSTEMS OR DEMONSTRATORS
Post-combustion
20
To overcome the perofmrance barriers for implmenting adsorbent systems i the solid looping technology specifically for CCGT power plants
Consortium
Aug12 - Jan16
EPSRC
0.78
0.600
Post-combustion
21
Underpinning research for development and deployment on natural gas power plants, particularly for gas turbine modifications and advanced post combustion capture technologies for gas power plants
Consortium
Apr12 - Mar15
EPSRC
2.46
2.460
Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding
Post-combustion
22
Carbon capture in the refining To develop a vacuum swing adsoprtion process to capture CO2 from a H2 process plants in the refining process New approach to extend durability of sorbent powders for multicycle high temperature CO2 capture in hydrogen Feasibility of a wetting layer absoprtion carbon capture process based on chemical solvents
Edinburgh
June12 - May 13
EPSRC
0.1
0.100
Post combustion
23
Materials engineering proposal addressing the major problem facing utlisiation of powder sorbents such as CaO for high temperature applications
Leeds
May12 - Oct13
EPSRC
0.168
0.168
Post combustion
24
To investiogate a novel process based on the wetting layer absorption concept in which a porous material is used to support liquid-like regions of absorbing solvent, which in turn absorb carbon dioxide
Strathclyde/Edinburgh
Oct12-Sep15
EPSRC
1.2
1.200
Post combustion
25
Chemical looping for low-cost Chemical looping (combustion, CLC) using fluidised beds at industrial scale oxygen production and other within the UK - experimental work and theoretical analysis tfor first large-scale applications demonstration of CLC within the UK. Membrane processes as an alternative to post-combustion capture technologies due to the reduced maintenance of the process, the absence of dangerous solvents and their smaller footprint. This project aims - support development of new mixed matrix membranes for post-combustion applications. fundamental knowledge is crucial in order to design the reliable materials needed for real-world-applications.
Imperial College London, Cranfield University & University of Cambridge
12 months
UKCCSRC
0.299
0.239
1 -3
Post combustion
26
Mixed matrix membranes preparation for postcombustion capture
University of Edinburgh
36 months
UKCCSRC
0.072
0.058
1-3
Post combustion
27
demonstrate 2nd generation carbon capture technology on an industrial Project Coral Integrated chemicals site: Carbon Water Exchange (CWX), an innovative, electroCHP, carbon water exchange chemical based sequestration technology that remediates principally CO2, Pilot Demonstration SOx&NOx from fossil fuel combustion emissions.
Future Environmental Technologies Group, Solutia UK; Hoare Lea & Partners; DB Core Ltd; Malvern Executives
November 2012 April 2015
DECC
2 (public)
2.000
Post combustion
28
Ferrybridge CC Pilot 100+
Largest Pilot plant demonstration in UK,5MWe, 100t CO2 capture/day. System integration, solvent evaluation, skills & training
SSE, Doosan, Vattenfall
Jan 2011-2013
TSB/DECC
21 (total); 6.75 (public)
5.000
5-6
Post combustion
29
Next Generaton capture for gas fired (CCGT) power stations
Advanced technology to reduce cost and capture penalty for retrofit and newbuild gas-fired power stations
tbn
July 2012 - Dec 2015
ETI
25
22.000
5-6
Post combustion
30
Industrial CO2 as a precursor to sustainable biomass: Develop an innovative, algae based solution for the significant reduction of reducing energy consumption large scale industrial CO2 emissions. and CO2 footprint RECAP - Reduced Elevation CO2 Absorber Programme New Solvents for CO2 Capture develop innovative absorber configurations to lower the cost of CCS electricity generation from fossil fuel (or biomass) combustion
CPI, Sembcorp, Cemex, Steetley
April 2010-Feb 2013
TSB/DECC
2.6 (total); 1.2 (public)
0.775
Post combustion
31
Costain, University of Edinburgh
Jan2013 - Dec 2013
DECC
0.157 (public)
0.157
Component Development & Applied Research Component Development & Applied Research
Post combustion
32
New solvent testing
C-Capture, PACT Carbon Clean Solutions; Imperial College; UK CCS Research Centre PACT facilities CMCL Innovations, Doosan, Drax, EDF, E4tech, Imperial College, University of Cambridge, University of Leeds Consortium
DECC
0.750
Post combustion
33
Process Design and Process standardization, intensification and industrial scale up for novel Optimization of New Solvents solvents that will reduce solvent regeneration energy footprint. for CO2 Capture Techno-economic assessment Identify opportunities and issues around use of biomass with CCS (co-firing of Biomass with CCS and 100% biomass) to achieve net negative CO2 emissions
October 2012 April 2014
DECC
3.621 (public)
3.621
Post combustion
34
April 2011 July 2012 July09 - June 13
ETI
0.7
0.700
4-6
Component Development & Applied Research Fundamental Research & Understanding
Oxy-fuel
36
Oxyfuel combustion Experimental investigation and CFD modelling of oxycoal combustion on PACT facility with real flue gas and vent gas recycling
Academic programme to develop a better understanding investigating impacts of real flue gas and vent gas recycling on the combustion performance, emissions, ignition and flame stability of oxy-coal combustion by means of 250kW PACT facility testing and comprehensively validated CFD modelling, and to assess various flue gas recycling scenarios and the benefits of vent gas recycling by process simulation.
EPSRC/E.ON
1.8
0.800
Oxy-fuel
37
University of Nottingham & University of Leeds
24 months
UKCCSRC
0.254
0.203
1-.3
Oxy-fuel
38
Oxyfuel and exhaust gas recirculation processes in gas turbine combustion for improved carbon capture performance In-depth Studies of OxyCoal Combustion Processes through Numerical Modelling and 3D Flame Imaging OxyPROP Oxyfuel Penalty Reduction Option Project
Oxyfuel based generating plant for CCGT-CCS processes. enhancement of oxygen in the combustion process and enhancement of CO2 concentration in plant exhaust via Exhaust Gas Recycling (EGR) to increase the net efficiency of CO2 scrubbers. Oxyfuel and EGR are potentially promising technologies for integration with CCGT-CCS processes, there is lack of fundamental data on design and reliable operation of industrial burner systems with this technology. Understanding of the impact of oxycoal on flame characteristics, critical reaction kinetics, and devolatilsation and char reaction in the combustion processes - China collaboration
Cardiff University
12 months
UKCCSRC
0.99
0.792
1-3
Oxy-fuel
39
3 Projects
To mid 2013
EPSRC
0.800
Oxy-fuel
40
Address key penalties for oxyfuel combustion of coal and biomass in boiler January 2013 Costain; University of plant through novel application of innovative CO2 separation and compression December Edinburgh; University of Leeds technology. 2013 PUBLIC INVESTMENT CAPTURE (M) Consortium led by Loughborough with Cardiff, Cranfield, Imperial, Nottingham, Warwick. Industrial Partners: Alstom; EDF; Emerson Process Mgmt; R-MC Power Recovery Ltd; SSE; TWI; Doosan; Goodwins Steel Castings; Rolls Royce; Siemans plc; E.on; Eggborough Power Ltd; NPL; RWE npower; TSB Consortium
DECC
0.192 (public)
0.192
91.991
59.249
35
Flexible and Efficient Power Plant: Flex-E-Plant
key issues of Plant Efficiency, Plant Flexibility, Fuel Flexibility and Sustainability and how impact upon plant operation and design, combustion processes and structural integrity of conventional and advanced materials utilised in conventional power plants. Outcomes: understanding of economic viability; Novel & improved monitoring; new models for optimising operating conditions.
March 2013 Sept 2017
EPSRC
1.000
41
SUPERGEN - Conventional Development of novel tools and technologies to extend the life of existing power plant lifetime extension conventional steam and combined cycle power plants SUPERGEN - Bioenergy hub Advanced surface protection for CCS plant Carbon Abatement Using Surface Engineering Technologies (CASET) Whole systems approach to bionergy, including increasing understanding of biomass combustion and bio-CCS Coating development to improve steam plant reliability
July08-Dec12
EPSRC
4.2
1.500
42
Consortium EON, Alstom, RWE, Loughborough Uni
Aug12-Jul17
EPSRC
3.55 1.4 (total); 0.65 (public)
3.000
Fundamental Research & Understanding Component Development & Applied Research
CONVERSION AND GENERATION
43
TBA
TSB
0.400
Component development (including efficiency improvements eg gas, steam turbine, boiler) & co-firing
44
Coating development to improve gas turbine component reliability in co-firing, oxy-fuel firing
Siemens, Praxair, Cranfield, Uni Birmingham Rolls Royce, SERCO, Cranfield Uni, Swansea University EON, RWE, Doosan, Alstom, NPL, Loughborough Uni, Goodwin Steel Castings
April 2010-Jan 2013 May 2010-April 2013
TSB/DECC
1.7 (total); 0.85 (public) 1.7 (total); 0.85 (public)
0.540
Component Development & Applied Research Component Development & Applied Research
45
46
47
Gas turbine operation in aggressive environments.Develop and verify life Corrosion LIfing Methods And prediction methods for corrosion assisted fatigue that will allow plant to be TEsting (CLIMATE) operated safely under more arduous conditions. IMPACT - Innovative Materials, Design and To improve the efficiency of future coal-fired power plant, through Monitoring of Power Plant to development and application of high T materials Accommodate Carbon Capture Verified Approaches to Life Management & Improved Improved reliability of future coal-fired power plant, through improved weld Design of High Temperature integrity of high T materials Steels for Advanced Steam Plants VALID Fast REsponse Temperature Sensors for GAs Turbine Efficiency (FRETSGATE Advanced sensors and control systems for flexible fueled GTs,including IGCC
TSB/DECC
0.582
April 2010-Feb 2013
TSB/DECC
0.582
TWI, Air Liquide, Polysoude, SSE, Doosan, Centrica, Metrode
Jan 2012-Dec 2014
TSB/DECC
0.460
48
Oxensis, Rolls-Royce, Siemens
March 2010Feb 2013
TSB/DECC
0.381
49
High Hydrogen
To assess the issues of burning high levels of hydrogen in gas turbines and engines
Health & Safety Laboratories, Imperial College
July 2011 June 2014
ETI
2.2
2.200
5-6
Component Development & Applied Research / Pilot Scale Demonstration
50
Materials for NetPower oxy combustion process
Development of high performance materials to enable higher pressure turbine operation and in turn higher pressure temperature and pressure supercritical CO2 power generation cycle to capture emissions at low cost
Net Power Plc; Toshiba; Shaw Power Group Ltd; Goodwin Steel Castings
September 2012 - March 2015
DECC
4.98 (public)
4.980
5-6
Component Development & Applied Research / Pilot Scale Demonstration
TOTAL PUBLIC INVESTMENT CONVERSION/GENERATION (M) "The aims of this PhD research are to develop workflows and methodologies of using 3D seismic data to track potential leakage routes of CO2 through likely Quantifying the risk of leakage sealing lithologies.The main thrust of this research will be to quantify the of CO2 from subsurface leakage flux of methane via contrasting leakage routes to yield a relative riskstorage sites based ranking of bypass systems and other leakage mechanisms for a range of potential storage sites"
21.24
15.625
51
Cardiff
Oct10-Sept14
NERC
0.066
0.050
52
QICS2 Scoping Project: Exploring the viability and scientific opportunities of a follow-on marine impact project
A key element of risk assessment for the geological storage of CO2 offshore is the monitoring of transport of leaks from the subsurface via shallow sediments in the marine environment, including its effect on the ecosystem. In 2012, the NERC-funded QICS project constructed the first marine in situ controlled subseabed release facility for CO2 in the world in Ardmucknish Bay, Oban when 4.2 tonnes of CO2 was injected. There is significant international interest in this University of Edinburgh, PML unique facility and the project provides an opportunity for the UK to consolidate & SAMS its leadership in environmental monitoring and impact studies for CCS. This scoping project will explore with the local community, stakeholders and the broader scientific community the viability and potential scientific goals for a follow on project, with the capability of delivering useful knowledge at the start of the UK CCS commercialisation program.
6 months
UKCCSRC
0.058
0.046
1-3
53
CO2 MONITORING
MMV AND M&R including remote or in situ, for deep water and along transport network
The project will three-dimensionally image hydraulically conductive features in the reservoir, caprock and overburden of an active CO2 injection site: the Aquistore site, Canada. Our research will provide important information on potential migration pathways within the storage complex to inform future 3D mapping of large-scale monitoring strategies at the Aquistore site and at future storage sites. We will subsurface flow pathways monitor micro-seismic events prior to, and during, CO2 injection using a threeusing nanoseismic monitoring component nanoseismic surface monitoring array which will complement data collected by the existing geophone network at the site. This analysis can be used to provide deep focussed monitoring information on permeability enhancement near the injection point. As injection continues it will also enable imaging of any flowing features within the caprock. Nanoscale Gravity Sensors for Monitoring CO2 Storage Development of an innovative gravity imaging system based upon a e high sensitivity accelerometer capable of making quantitative measurements of CO2 volume which can be deployed down reservoir borehole
University of Strathclyde & University of Edinburgh
24 months
UKCCSRC
0.073
0.058
1-3
54
BP, Cambridge University
March 2010Feb-2013 April 2010-Feb 2013 TBA
TSB/DECC
1.2 (total); 0.56 (public) 0.7 (total); 0.35 (public) 2 (total); 0.9 (public) 5
0.352
Component Development & Applied Research Component Development & Applied Research Component Development & Applied Research Component Development & Applied Research / Pilot Scale Demonstration Component Development & Applied Research
55
Carbon Storage: assessment Develop a suite of advanced CO2 sensing technologies that combine to and validation of emissions (Cprovide validated monitoring of each stage of the CCS process SAVE) Project AMADEUS Marine and shallow monitoring MMV system Project COMET (Coriolis Metering Technology in CO2 Transportation for CCS) CO2 Monitoring for downhole applications and field trial Develop techniques and overall system for monitoring for CO2 in marine and shallow-subsurface environment Assess suitability of available metering technologies for use in CO2 transportation by pipeline
Signal Group, NPL, BP Guardian Global Technologies, Strathclyde Uni, National Grid tbn - project in commissioning
TSB/DECC
0.226
56
TSB
0.900
57
2013 - 2015 December 2012 December 2013
ETI
5.000
5-6
58
Interconnector; Heriot-Watt University
DECC
0.085 (public)
0.085
59
Carbon Storage Monitoring Using Muon Tomography
Premier Oil Plc; Durham University; University of Sheffield; University of Bath; Newcastle University; National Grid Carbon Limited; Development and testing of novel technique (cosmic ray muon tomography) to Cleveland Potash Limited; monitor CO2 movement. Applications for geological storage of CO2. Rutherford Appleton Laboratory; NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
University of Edinburgh
December 2012 April 2015
DECC
0.647 (public)
0.647
65
Fingerprinting captured CO2 using Funded through EPSRC 2012 Call Challenges in Geological Storage for CCS - project looking at natural tracers: Determining CO2 fate monitoring CO2 using natural tracers and proving ownership TOTAL PUBLIC INVESTMENT CO2 MONITORING (M)
June13-June15
EPSRC
0.236
0.157
7.975
7.522
60
61
Multiphase flow modelling for Accurate prediction the transient outflow following the accidental failure of hazard assessment of dense dense-phase CO2 pipelines transporting various stream impurities. -public phase CO2 pipelines acceptability of CO2 pipelines containing impurities first design and operating guidelines for the flexible operation of CCS pipeline networks. The research will explore how CCS pipeline networks can react Flexible CCS Network effectively to short, medium and long term variations in the availability and Development flow of CO2 from capture plants, as well as responding to the constraints imposed on the system by the ability (or otherwise) of CO2 storage facilities to accept variable flow. This project will determine the dew point of water, or "water solubility", in impure CO2 mixtures (e.g. containing N2 and H2). At present, key data for defining water levels have not been determined. The data are important because liquid water is highly acidic in the presence of excess CO2; this acidity can be increased by trace amounts of SO2 and H2S and acidity will greatly accelerate corrosion. This research will provide the first accurate data for CO2 transportation systems, which can be used to develop accurate equations of state and define more robust pipeline specifications. These in turn can be applied to inform cost benefit analyses on the additional costs on the pipeline material and construction balanced against the cost of purification and the needs of safety. The research will provide critical physical property data to enable the safe and cost effective transportation of CO2. modelling the phase behaviour of impure carbon dioxide, under the conditions typically found in carbon capture from power stations, and in high-pressure (liquid phase) and low-pressure (gas phase) pipelines. This project will use cutting-edge computer algorithms to automatically reparameteriseEoS for CCS modelling.
University College London
14 months
UKCCSRC
0.115
0.092
1-3
Newcastle University & University of Edinburgh
15 months
UKCCSRC
0.221
0.177
1-3
CO2 TRANSPORT
Onshore & offshore transport; including optimisation of network, pipe issues
62
Determination of water solubility limits in CO2 mixtures to deliver water specification levels for CO2 transportation
University of Nottingham
12 months
UKCCSRC
0.1
0.080
1-3
63
Tractable equations of state for CO2 mixtures in CCS: algorithms for automated generation and optimisation, tailored to end-users
University of Nottingham
12 months
UKCCSRC
0.093
0.074
1-3
64
Materials for Next Generation CO2 Pipeline Transport Systems (MATTRAN) Materials for Next Generation will take that lead and provide the tools and information necessary for pipeline CO2 Transport Systems engineers to select appropriate materials and operating conditions to control (MATTRAN) corrosion, stress corrosion cracking and fracture propagation in pipelines and associated equipment carrying supercritical CO2 from the capture processes TOTAL PUBLIC INVESTMENT CO2 TRANSPORT developing our understanding of the geometry and properties of the CO2 storage in Palaeogene overburden above the potential reservoirs (including their seals), and by and Neogene hydrogeological developing an understanding of the likely hydraulic connectivity in the systems of the North Sea: reservoirs, surrounding strata and overburden and hence the likely flow paths preparation of an IODP for CO2 and formation brine within and between them. These reservoirs scientific drilling bid promise to be of great significance if CCS
Newcastle
Oct 09-Jan13
EPSRC/E.ON
1.54
0.900
2.069
1.323
66
BGS & University of Edinburgh
24 months
UKCCSRC
0.289
0.231
1-3
67
68
Predicting the fate of CO2 in geological reservoirs for Determining the nature and kinetics of fluid-rock interactions between CO2-rich modelling geological carbon brines and rocks, in field settings as well as in laboratory experiments, storage Determining the nature and kinetics of fluid-rock interactions between CO2-rich Quantifying and Monitoring brines and rocks, in field settings as well as in laboratory experiments, in order Potential Ecosystem Impacts to formulate and test models of the behaviour and fate of CO2 injected in g of Geological Carbon Storage eological strata. -Create a database and methodology that enables the results (QICS) of this study to be used in risk a ssessments and performance modelling of geological carbon storage sites. Derive physically correct dispersion models for multicomponent multiphase Dispersive Mixing in flow and to implement them in a three-dimensional streamline-based reservoir Multicomponent Multiphase simulator. When this project is completed, the simulator will be used to design Flow: Numerical and Physical efficient CO2 storage and enhanced oil recovery projects with a higher-degree Effects of certainty that stored CO2 will remain in oil reservoirs for geologic time Geological characterisation of deep saline aquifers for CO2 Use of borehole data and seismic reflection surveys to provide improved storage on the UK Continental geological characterisations of 3 deep saline aquifers systems, located in the Shelf using borehole and 3D Inner Moray Firth, Southern North Sea and East Irish Sea basins seismic data Fundamental study of migration of supercritical carbon dioxide in porous media under conditions of saline aquifers
Cambridge + 3 projects
2008-2013
NERC
2.96
1.500
PML lead +7 projects
2010-2013
NERC
1.32
1.000
69
Oct 08-Sept11
NERC
0.33
0.100
70
Durham
Oct 09-Sept 13
NERC
0.065
0.030
71
Development of computational solvers to predict CO2-brine multiphase flows in porous media China collaboration
Jan11- Dec13
NERC
0.485
0.400
72
The Propagation of Wetting Novel modelling techniques for the movement of CO2 and HCs through Fronts Through Porous Media reservoirs An integrated geophysical, geodetic, geomechanical and By detecting microseismic emissions, it is possible to determine how the geochemical study of CO2 subsurface is responding to CO2 injection. storage in subsurface reservoirs Investigating the role of Develop workflows and methodologies of using 3D seismic data to track natural tracers in subsurface potential leakage routes of CO2 through likely sealing lithologies CO2 storage and monitoring
CO2 injection and storage - Short Funded through EPSRC 2012 Call Challenges in Geological Storage for CCS - project optimising and long-term behaviour at different the injection of CO2 into reservoirs and saline aquifers spatial scales Imperial (+Progressive Energy Limited)
Nov09-Oct 12
NERC
0.215
0.100
CO2 STORAGE
73
Bristol
Sept11 - Aug14
NERC
0.249
0.249
74
July09- June12
NERC
0.284
0.100
75
June13-Sept16
EPSRC
1.212
0.606
95
DiSECCS: Diagnostic Seismic toolbox for the Efficient Control of CO2 Storage The impaCt of hydrOcarbon depletioN on the Treatment of cAprocks within performance assessment for CO2 InjectioN schemes - CONTAIN
Funded through EPSRC 2012 Call Challenges in Geological Storage for CCS - project will identify storage reservoir types suitable for large-scale CO2 storage, develop monitoring tools for safe storage as well some work to explore public attitudes to CO2 storage.
BGS-NERC (+ BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd; DECC; Statoil Petroleum ASA)
April13-March16
EPSRC
0.894
0.596
96
Funded through EPSRC 2012 Call Challenges in Geological Storage for CCS - project assessing BGS-NERC (+ Shell Global Solutions the impacts of CO2 injection on reservoirs and caprock and International BV)
May13 - 30Apr17
EPSRC
0.925
0.370
76
UK Storage Appraisal Project (UKSAP)
Realistic, defensible & fully auditable assessment of potential CO2 storage capacity in the UK
Senergy Alternative Energy, BGS, Durham University, Element Energy, Geopresure Technology, Geospatial Research, Heriot Watt University, Imperial College, RPS Energy, University of Edinburgh
October 2009 October 2011
ETI
1.000
77
Long term performance of geological seals to carbon storage
Assessment of risks of leakage from geological storage due to long-term exposure of caprocks and faults to CO2 and CO2-rich fluids. Project will sample caprocks to natural carbon dioxide reservoirs in Utah, USA UKs first drilling assessment of a saline formation site for the storage of CO2, at a site 70km off Flamborough Head in Yorkshire (saline formation; a layer of porous sandstone rock over 1km below the seabed). The operation, using standard oil and gas drilling activities, will involve drilling up to two wells in the seabed to gather data to confirm: CO2 can be safely and permanently stored at the site and; the scale and economics of the store.
TOTAL PUBLIC INVESTMENT CO2 STORAGE (M)
Shell Global Solutions; University of Cambridge; Manchester University; October 2012 Natural Environment Research April 2015 Council through British Geological Survey
DECC
0.735
0.735
78
Aquifer Appraisal Project
National Grid
October 2012 December 2013
ETI
2.000
15.963
9.017
79
Design and development of a new class of sulphide catalysts, tailored Bioinspired nano-catalysts for specifically to the reductopn and conversion of CO2 into chemical feedstock CO2 conversion molecules Nano-structured catalysts for CO2 reduction to fuels Nano-integration of metalorganic frameworks and catalysis for the uptake and utlisation of CO2 A Coordinated, Comprehensive approach to Carbon Capture and Utilisation Mineralisation Project Production of polymers using CO2 Novel fibre technology to generate soil fertiliser using CO2 Development of new, highly active metal/metal oxide nano-structured catalysts toenable use of carbon dioxide as the fuel and feedstock material One step CO2 capture and utilisation by linking catalysts directly with a novel CO2 absorber
Consortium
May10-Apr13
EPSRC
1.14
1.000
Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding
80
Consortium
May10-Ap13
EPSRC
1.7
1.100
81
Consortium
May10-Ap13
EPSRC
1.19
0.800
82
This project is looking at ways in which a portion of the methane can be used to convert the CO2 into fuel To assess the techno-economic feasibility of Mineralisation to abate at least 2% of UK CO2 emissions Characterisation of the polymers produced using CO2 from a power station. The polymers produced, could replace polymers derived from petroleum feedstocks. Validate benefits of novel process to produce fertliser from plant derived material combined with CO2. Use of marine transport will be assessed for economic distribution of agricultural product produced
Consortium
Sep12 - Mar17
EPSRC
4.6
4.000
Fundamental Research & Understanding Component Development & Applied Research Component Development & Applied Research Component Development & Applied Research
CO2 UTILISATION
Alternative uses for CO2 eg mineralisation, commercial products
83
Caterpillar, BGS,University of Nottingham Econic Technologies Ltd, Imperial College London
May 2010 August 2012 January 2013 December 2013 January 2013 August 2013 December 2012 December 2013 December 2012 November 2013
ETI
1.3
0.770
84
DECC
0.103 (public)
0.103
85
CCm Research
DECC
0.079 (public)
0.079
86
Engineering feasibility study to establish technological/ financial/ operational Methanation: CO2 as a issues of using hydrogen from renewable energy sources to turn CO2 (from feedstock for synthetic natural industrial sources) into synthetic methane; its role as a demand side gas and energy storage management technology and potential as scalable energy storage. Mineralisation: using novel algae and high-efficiency bioreactor technology to create high value chemicals from captured CO2 feasibility project to determine novel & cost effective method to convert captured CO2 into commodity product via a mineralisation process using a new genetically engineered microalgae. and a patented microbubble technology within a bioreactor-based process
TOTAL PUBLIC INVESTMENT CO2 UTILISATION (M)
ITM Power Trading Ltd; Scotia Gas Networks (SGN); Logan Energy Ltd (LEL); Kiwa GASTEC at CRE (KGC) Carbon Sequestation; Perlemax Ltd; Viridor Waste Management Ltd; University of Sheffield
DECC
0.1 (public)
0.100
87
DECC
0.079 (public)
0.079
10.291
8.031
88 89
Centre for Innovation in CCS CO2Chem network Efficient Power from Fossil Energy and Carbon Capture Technologies (EPFECCT) NERC Centres UK CCS Research Centre UK CCS Research Centre (UKCCSRC) PACT facilities
Skills Development Network to act as a focus for research in carbon dioxide cpature and utilisation with a remit to revolutionise the chemical industry Eng Doc Centre
Nottingham Sheffield
Oct 07- Sept 12 Jun12-Jun17
EPSRC EPSRC 0.446 0.300
2 2
Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding/ Component Development & Applied Research Fundamental Research & Understanding
90
MISCELLANEOUS
Nottingham CCS research related to environmet incorporated work from NERC centres Research Facilities Consortium The UKCCSC network will be the main mechanism to enable intercommunication between Research Council-funded projects on CCS. It will alsocontributeto maximising the efficiency of UK intellectual leverage, including within the international community Collaborations
Oct09-Mar18
EPSRC
2.820
Other relevant oprogrammes not covered above. Eg skills, training, Centres of Excellence
91 92
BGS,NOC,PML Consortium
Annual Ap12-Mar17 Launched April 2012
NERC EPSRC
1 10
4.000 8.000
2 2
93
DECC
3.000
2 to 4
94
UK Carbon Capture and Storage Community Network (UKCCSC)
Edinburgh (2 projects)
EPSRC
1.02
0.816
21.466
18.936
Total
124.60
Breakdown of total spend through the UK CCS Innovation Programme 2011 - March 2015 Fundamental Research & Understanding Component Development & Applied Research Pilot Scale
April
54.150 27.153 43.300
TOTAL
124.603
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LCICG PROGRAMME STATUS AND PLANNED ACTIVITIES 2011-15 - CCS (TSB/DECC/ETI/ RCUK/ UKCCSRC)

Funders (HMG, ETI & International)

Assumed 11/15 public spend

TRL Focus (Technology Readiness Level)

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Computational Chemistry of Hybrid Frameworks

Fundamental Research & Understanding

NERC/EPSR C/ESRC (UKERC via NERC)

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding

PSE, E4tech, EDF, E.ON, Petrofac, Rolls-Royce

September 2011 - April 2014

Component Development & Applied Research

Advance membrane micro reactor for precombustion

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding

BP, Johnson Matthey

Feb 2010-Jan 2013

Fundamental Research & Understanding/ Component Development & Applied Research

Advanced technology to reduce cost of CO2 capture in pre-combustion

July 2011 June 2015 September 2012 - April 2014

Pilot Scale Demonstration

Pilot Scale Demonstration

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding

Solid adsorption of CO2 and UK-China collaboration

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Innovative Gas Separations for Carbon Capture

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Nov 09- Oct 13 EPSRC/E.ON

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding

CAPTURE TECHNOLOGIES INCLUDING COMPONENTS, SYSTEMS OR DEMONSTRATORS

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Imperial College London, Cranfield University & University of Cambridge

Fundamental Research & Understanding

Mixed matrix membranes preparation for postcombustion capture

Fundamental Research & Understanding

November 2012 April 2015

Pilot Scale Demonstration

Ferrybridge CC Pilot 100+

SSE, Doosan, Vattenfall

21 (total); 6.75 (public)

Pilot Scale Demonstration

Next Generaton capture for gas fired (CCGT) power stations

July 2012 - Dec 2015

Pilot Scale Demonstration

CPI, Sembcorp, Cemex, Steetley

April 2010-Feb 2013

2.6 (total); 1.2 (public)

Component Development & Applied Research

Costain, University of Edinburgh

Jan2013 - Dec 2013

New solvent testing

October 2012 April 2014

Component Development & Applied Research

April 2011 July 2012 July09 - June 13

Component Development & Applied Research Fundamental Research & Understanding

University of Nottingham & University of Leeds