The International CCS Knowledge Centre and Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) have launched the Lessons Learned report from the Carbon Capture Kickstart (CCK) program. Since 2022, the CCK program has set new standards for carbon capture in Canada, supporting eleven FEED studies across sectors like oil & gas, cement, power, and forestry. This report captures technical and economic insights to guide projects toward Final Investment Decisions and operational readiness by 2030. Key areas covered include site considerations, energy needs, and CO₂ transport. [October 2024]
The International CCS Knowledge Centre has launched the Getting to FID Report!
Funded by the Government of Alberta and developed with insights from Emission Reductions Alberta's Getting to FID Executive Series, this report serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding the critical elements to consider before making final investment decisions for CCS projects.
Click here to view report. [October 2024]
With recent changes to Canada’s Competition Act, businesses must now back up environmental claims with solid evidence. This impacts how we communicate about technologies like Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS).
Submit your comments and help shape the future of environmental claims: https://competition-bureau.canada.ca/how-we-foster-competition/education-and-outreach/public-consultation-competition-acts-new-greenwashing-provisions
[Summer 2024]
A video series of five 10-minute discussion segments explaining how sustainability experts are choosing to lead, care and adapt through COVID-19 and beyond.
We Help Bring CCS Projects to Life - International CCS Knowledge Centre brochure. [2023]
Standards and Guidelines for Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage. CSA Group. [2023]
CO2 emissions are significantly reduced with large-scale CCS, which is further reduced with 2nd generation CCS, and shows negative emissions with BECCS. International CCS Knowledge Centre [2021].
This paper provides insight into the present status of environmental and regulatory requirements for potential secondary emissions produced by amine-based CCS systems. The paper reviews the path to permitting secondary emissions taken by two major CCS projects in development: the Humber Zero project in the United Kingdom (UK) and Project Tundra in the United States of America (USA) with a focus on nitrosamines. [November 2024]
Derates and Outages Analysis - A Diagnostic Tool for Performance Monitoring of SaskPower’s Boundary Dam Unit 3 Carbon Capture Facility. International CCS Knowledge Centre [2021].
A Feasibility Study of Full Scale, Post Combustion, Amine Based, CO2 Capture Retrofit Application in the Cement Manufacturing Sector at the Lehigh Hanson Materials Limited Facility. International CCS Knowledge Centre [2021].
Derate Analysis for SaskPower’s Boundary Dam Unit 3 During the First Four Years of Operation. IEAGHG PCCC-5. International CCS Knowledge Centre. [2019]
Reliability Improvements of SaskPower’s BD3 Capture Facility Through Operational and Process Design Changes: Experiencing the First Four Years of Operations. IEAGHG PCCC-5. International CCS Knowledge Centre. [2019]
Performance Enhancing Benefits of Applying Redundancy and On-line Serviceability to Key Equipment at SaskPower’s BD3 Capture Plant.
IEAGHG PCCC-5. International CCS Knowledge Centre. [2019]
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