CCT 2019 Programme – Day 3
Thursday the 6th of June 2019
Room 1
Dave Begley, Vice President at GE Power – Steam Power Americas
Chair: Brian Ricketts
Introduction to the European Research Fund for Coal and Steel’s CoalTech2051 project – coordinated by the IEA Clean Coal Centre and Euracoal
Panel discussion:
- Noel Simento, ANLEC R&D.
- Hisanori Nei, GRIPS, Japan
- Luc Janssen, European Commission
- Scott Smouse, US DOE
- Anthony Ku, NICE America
Chair: Chun Zou
Allam Cycle Coal – a novel clean coal supercritical CO2 power cycle
– Xijia Lu, 8 Rivers Capital
The STEP 10 MWe sCO2 Pilot Plant TX demonstration
– John l. Marion, Gas Technology Institute
Developing a large pilot demonstration of flameless pressurized oxy-combustion
– Joshua Schmitt, Southwest Research Institute
21st Century high-efficiency coal-fired steam generator with integral emissions control
– Keith Moore, CastleLight Energy Corp
Chair: Hisanori Nei
The economic and strategic value of coal
– Paul Baruya, IEA Clean Coal Centre
The importance of CCU and CSR for coal’s survival in the EU
– Vladimir Budinsky, Svereroceske doly a.s
Coal in the 21st Century
– Liam McHugh, World Coal Association
Environmental and social responsibility in the coal supply chain
– Gavin Rowson, Bettercoal
Kenneth Medlock – Baker Institute
Barry Worthington – Executive Director, United States Energy Association
Andrew Minchener – General Manager, IEA Clean Coal Centre
Room 2
Chair: Corwyn Bryce
US DOE/NETL large pilot-scale testing of advanced carbon capture technologies
– Lynn Brickett, NETL
An update of CO2 capture technologies for coal power plants, their potential to reduce costs and the flexible integration in the electricity grid
– Monica Garcia, IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme
Updating the benchmark post-combustion CO2 -capture technology
– Paul Feron, CSIRO
Carbon emissions management: technology innovation and the path to commercialization
– Christopher Hessler, The Institute of Clean Air Companies
Chair: Ayaka Jones
Satisfying thirsty power: The water-energy nexus
– Vincent Tidwell, Sandia National Laboratory
Water neutral heat rejection system for a 2nd generation CCS facility: novel process optimizations using additional recovered water while maintaining the water balance
– Stavroula Giannaris, The International CCS Knowledge Centre
Water issues and wastewater treatment
– Lesley Sloss, IEA Clean Coal Centre
Chair: John Marion
Moving Bed Chemical Looping System for Coal Combustion and Gasification: Process Development and Assessment
– Andrew Tong, Ohio State University
Comparison of a full range of oxygen carrier materials for chemical looping combustion
– Pilar Gayan, Instituto de Carboquimica
An investigation of bimetallic Cu-Fe and Mn-Fe oxygen carriers for coal chemical looping assisted by oxygen uncoupling (CLaOU)
– Ping Wang, NETL
Evaluation of different strategies to improve the efficiency of coal conversion in a 50 kWth chemical looping combustion unit
– Alberto Abad, Instituto de Carboquimica
Reduced chemical mechanism for a chemical looping combustion system
– Hong-Shig Shim, Reaction Engineering International
Room 3
Chair: Horst Hack
Evaluation of a contribution of coal-fired power plant’s flexibility to a power system during increasing shares of renewable energies
– Fumihiko Yoshiba, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
Better fuel distribution to improve combustion during flexible load operation
– Ron Hurst, Ammegen
Power plant efficiency and flexibility improvements with AdvX™
– Blake Stapper, Ljungström
Coal plant in the ERCOT electricity market – Warren Lasher, Electricity Reliability Council of Texas
Chair: Monica Garcia
Graphene oxide-PEEK hybrid membrane process for CO2 capture
– Shiguang Li, Gas Technology Insitute, Air Liquide
Reaction enthalpy conversion in amine-based post-combustion CO2 capture
– Paul Feron, CSIRO
Retrofit CO2 capture membranes: effect of performance and capture rate on plant efficiency cost
– Timothy Fout, NETL
Catalyst-promoted solvent reduces the capital and expenditures for CO2 capture from coal flue gases
– Maohong Fan, University of Wyoming; Ahmed Aboudheir, Aboudheir Consulting
Chair: Alberto Pettinau
Unconventional methane production from deep seams through combined coal bed methane and underground coal gasification technologies: Project MEGAPlus
– Krzysztof Kapusta, Główny Instytut Górnictwa
The εUCG™ technology with ultra-low carbon emissions
– Michael Blinderman, Ergo Exergy Technologies
Reactivity of petcoke chars generated in a high-pressure, high-temperature, flow reactor under various gaseous environments
– Sarma Pisupati, The Pennsylvania State University
Gasification characteristics of coke prepared by blending caking coal with more low rank coal – Jiejie Huang, Institute of Coal Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences
