Grant agreement no: 608571

Project acronym: SUCCESS

Project full title: Industrial steam generation with 100% carbon capture and insignificant efficiency penalty - scale-up

of oxygen carrier for chemical-looping combustion using Environmentally sustainable materials

Collaborative project

Theme: FP7 – ENERGY.2013.5.1.1

Deliverable D9.4 Summary of public workshop I

Due delivery date: 2016-02-29 Actual delivery date: 2017-03-08

Lead beneficiary: Partner no. 1 - Vienna University of Technology (Vienna)

Dissemination level: Restricted (RE)

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DELIVERABLE 9.4

Summary of public workshop I SUCCESS - Industrial steam generation with 100% carbon capture and insignificant efficiency penalty - scale-up of oxygen carrier for chemical-looping combustion using Environmentally sus-tainable materials

Keywords: Overall project progress

Work package: 9 – Dissemination Related Task: Task 9.1 Involved partners: Vienna Dissemination level: Restricted (RE) Objective The deliverable summarizes the 1st public workshop of the project held during the Brussels Sustain-able Development Summit 2015 (BSDS2015) on October 19-20, 2015.

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 4

2 Hosting venue .................................................................................................................................. 4

3 Contributions by SUCCESS ............................................................................................................... 5

4 List of participants ........................................................................................................................... 5

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1 Introduction The SUCCESS project will host two public workshops where (preliminary) results will be communicated. Additionally, a project flyer including a project description, objectives and preliminary results will be distributed at the workshops. It was decided during the regular face-to-face meeting in April 2015 hosted by partner VITO to have the first public workshop together with the Brussels Sustainable De-velopment Summit 2015 (BSDS2015) in October 2015.

The idea behind holding the workshop within this conference was to address stakeholders outside the Chemical Looping Combustion community. Here, contributions from the SUCCESS project are fully complementary to the presentations about utilization of CO2 (see Section 5 about Programme).

First announcement:

2 Hosting event The Brussels Sustainable Development Summit is a series of events hosted by VITO. The target group of the summit is widespread with people from governments, policy makers, opinion leaders as well as experts from industry and academia. The focus of the conference is on climate change, environmental and energy issues. The conference was organized in 5 different tracks according to their topics:

1. Innovative value chains for sustainable process industry 2. Regional sustainable development 3. Carbon dioxide capture and utilization 4. Smart cities India and Europe 5. Cleantech industry – Investability – Business opportunities

The SUCCESS workshop was held as a dedicated session in Track 3, Carbon dioxide capture and utiliza-tion.

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3 Contributions by SUCCESS The Focus of the first public workshop was on results from material production scale-up, adaptation of the pilot units in Vienna (120 kW) and Darmstadt (1 MW) as well as preliminary results from envi-ronmental impact studies. In detail, the following contributions were made to the public workshop:

Authors Partners Title Stefan Penthor, Tobias Mattis-son, Juan Adanez, Stephane Bertolin, Pascal Fede, Yngve La-ring, Oyvind Langorgen, Jochen Ströhle, Frans Snijkers, Knuth Albertsen, Gareth Williams, Ot-mar Bertsch, Olivier Authier, Ytalo Davila, Mahdi Yazdanpa-nah, Tobias Pröll, Anders Lyng-felt, Hermann Hofbauer

All partners The EU-FP7 project SUCCESS – Project overview and results of the first two years

Tobias Mattisson, Marijke Ja-cobs, Mehdi Pishahan, Juan Adanez

Chalmers, CSIC, SINTEF

Development of low cost and high performance calcium manganite oxygen carrier materials pro-duced by spray-drying

Pilar Gayán, A. Cabello, A. Abad, F. García-Labiano, L. F. de Diego, J. Adánez

CSIC Development of impregnated oxygen carriers at industrial scale for CH4 combustion in a Chemical Looping Combustion process

Mehdi Pishahang, Yngve Lar-ring, Martin Sunding, Kari Anne Andreassen

SINTEF Redox performance and H2S tolerance of doped CaMn1-xBxO3-d perovskite-type oxides as oxygen carrier materials for natural gas based chemical looping combustion

Karl Mayer, Stefan Penthor, El-len Schanz, Michael Stollhof, Hermann Hofbauer

Vienna Adaptation, recommissioning and first operation of a 120kWth chemical looping combustion pilot plant

Michael Reitz, Peter Ohlemül-ler, Jochen Ströhle, Bernd Epple

TUD Adaptation of a 1 MWth chemical looping pilot plant for gaseous fuel operation

4 List of participants The public workshop was part of Track 3 (Carbon Capture and Utilization) with a dedicated session for SUCCESS. Thus, participation was open for all participants of the BSDS conference and it is not possible to quantify and name participants of the workshop. However, the following pages present a list of participants of the conference, including names and affiliations.

Last Name First Name Company

Adams Michele Van Marcke Group of Companies

Adanez Juan lnstituto de Carboquimica, CSIC

Aditya Dharanipragada University of Ghent

Adriaens Peter Keystone Compact Group, Ltd

Aelterman Wim Janssen Pharmaceutica

Aerts Luk Eco rem

Al Shukaili Abdullah

Electricity Holding Company Mubarak

Allen Peter Cranfield University

Altenhofer Julia Covestro

Ampe Rik VITO

Anastas Paul Teresa and H. John Heinz Ill

Armstrong Katy University of Sheffield

Authier Olivier EDF

Baeten Sofie Capital-E II

Bahr Valerie Steinbeis-Europa-Zentrum

Barten Steven KIC lnnoEnergy

Barthels Nathalie VITO

Barthol mes Jens European Commission

Belis Luc AMW Industry

Bens Karen Atlas Copco

Berloznik Robby VITO

Bertholin Stephane IFP Energies nouvelles

Bhagwat Mukund Aurubis Belgium

Boeckx Inge VITO

Bogaerts Aline VITO

Bogaerts Annemie University of Antwerp

Bollwerk Sigrid ECN

Boon en Katrien VITO

Bosmans Agnes VITO

Buekenhoudt Anita VITO

Byl Emmeline VUB

Cardoen Dennis VITO

Carus Michael Nova-lnstitut GmbH

Carvalho Nuno Bekaert

Castro Barros Celia Maria University of Ghent

Chase Howard Dow Europe GmbH

Chichilnisky Graciela Global Thermostat

Chowdhury Sumit D. Gaia Smart Cities

Conrad Kevin Panamanian Ministry of Environment

Cool Pegie University of Antwerp

Cop pee Paul-Evence Green2Chem S.A.

D'Haese Amandine Eco rem

Daems Viki VITO

Daenen Alexander Grontmij Belgium

Dan Nguyen Phuoc Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology

Davidovski Zeran Pipelife International GmbH

De Beenhouwer Isabel Flanders Investment & Trade

De Broe Alex XANT

De Keersmaecker Josiane VITO

De Kok Jean-Luc VITO

De Mare Carl ArcelorMittal Group CTO

De Potter Bernard Enterprise Flanders

De Potter Filippe Flanders Investment & Trade

De Troyer Niels University of Ghent

De Vleeschouwer Karine Flanders Investment & Trade

De Vlieger Ina VITO

De Vos Voran VITO

de Vries Bert University of Utrecht

De Weerdt Yves VITO

De Wever Heleen VITO

Debin Mao VITO

Debrabander Christophe Bouw Francis Bostoen NV

Decroix Gregory Van Marcke

Deflandre Thierry E Car

Delabie Hans Smappee

De pre Anne Enterprise Europe Network Vlaanderen

Dero Brigitte Vinyl Plus

Dessein Joost ILVO (The Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries

Research)

Devleeschouwer Fran~oise FOO Economie

Devriendt Sander Flanders Environment Agency (VMM)

Dewulf Charlotte ERM (Environmental Resources Management)

Di els Ludo VITO

Dierickx Hannelore University College PXL

Dijkmans Roger VITO

Diogo Vas co VU University Amsterdam

Dotremont Chris VITO Membrane Technology

Doucet Guido India House Leuven

Dreesen Benita The Economist

Dubois Eric Solvay Advanced Innovation Office

Dubois Lionel University of Mons Faculty of Engineering

Eevers Walter VITO

Engel en Guy VITO

Fernandes Joel European Business and Technology Centre

Ferreira Alexandre Faculdade de Engenharia, Universidade do Porto

Fincken Veerle VOM, Belgian Association for Surface Finishing

Fransaer Dirk VITO

Froebrich Jochen WageningenUR/ Alterra

Fujimoto Takahiro OSAKA GAS CO., Ltd.

Galvita Vladimir University of Ghent

Garcia-Gonzalez Linsey VITO

Gayan Pilar Institute de Carboquimica, CSIC

Geboers Kristin VITO

Geerts Li eve VITO

Genne Inge VITO

Gerard Frank PMV

Goe mans Marcel Europem

Goossens Kathleen ERM (Environmental Resources Management)

Goris Ludwig Capricorn Venture Partners

Govaerts Leen VITO EnergyVille

Groothuis Bert SABIC

Gutman Howard The Gutman Group

Gysen Bert VITO EnergyVille

Hauselmann Christian swisscleantech - Global Cleantech Cluster Association

Hautekiet Annemie Enterprise Europe Network Vlaanderen

Henning H. Sittel Prisma Consult GmbH Effizeinz-Agentur NRW

Hermans Philippe BMI

Hernandez Enciso Willinton Yesid University of Ghent

Hoefnagels Kim Xeikon Manufacturing NV

Horn Julie NewC02Fuels

Houbart Johan Purotek

Jacobs Johan Millibeter

Janssen Stijn VITO

Janssens Geert ETION

Jaspers Peter FIT

Juez-Ponce Ben VITO

Kempenaers Ellen VITO

Keppens Johan PMV-Tina

Keuken Hans Process Design Center

Klein Sean Sean Klein Media

Kramer Dennis DECHEMA e.V.

Lagrain Bert KULeuven

Lambrecht Jan LaserCentrum Vlaanderen

Larmuseau Luc Enervalis

Larring Yngve SINTEF Materials & Chemistry

Leonard Gregoire University of Liege

Lindgaard-J0rgensen Pa lie DHI

Lo Buglio Erica Vinyl Plus

Lodeweyckx Stefan Enervalis

Loh est Emmanuel De Neef Chemical Processing n.v.

Lt . Col. Mcnish Ahuja Mcnish Punjab Renewable Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd .

(Retd .)

Lust Arnaud VITO

Luthra Vine et KU Leuven

Maes Mikael ERM (Environmental Resources Management)

Maes Bert University of Antwerp

Marimuthu David Nova Energy Recruitment

Marin Julie KULeuven

Marin Guy.B University of Ghent

Masson Frarn;:oise The Belgian economic journal in chinese

Mattisson Tobias Chalmers University of Technology

Mayer Karl Tu Wien

Maye res Inge VITO

Mertens Jan Laborelec

Meynen Vera University of Antwerp

Michez Roman Universite libre de Bruxelles

Michiels Koen VITO I University of Antwerp

Michielsen lnne University of Antwerp

Mkwawa Glory Convent Holdings

Mortier Sebastien European Commission

Noel Marc Green Win

Norga Katelijne Pantarein

Northcote Richard Covestro

Oloibiri Violet University of Ghent

Op 't Eyndt Tim VITO

Pachauri Rajendra K. TERI

Pant Deepak VITO

Patil Sun ii University of Ghent

Peeters Jill VTM

Penthor Stefan Vienna University of Technology

Pereira Carlos Cd2e

Pimenta Carlos PCS - Plataforma Crescimento Sustentavel

Pisha hang Mehdi SINTEF Materials & Chemistry

Prengels Chris Tiger Power

Puri Manjeev Singh Embassy of India

Rabaey Korn eel University of Ghent

Rai Sarvesh Embassy of India

Ramachandran M . Government of India

Rebahi Myriam Provincie Antwerpen

Reichart Almut German Environment Agency

Reitz Michael Institute for Energy Systems and Technology Technische Universitat Darmstadt

Reitz Michael Universitat Darmstadt

Richel Aurore University of Liege Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech

Rihko-Struckmann Liisa Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems

Robberechts Geert India House Leuven

Roma en Hans acerio

Rossetti di Valdalvber Domenico European Commission

Roth Stefanie Project Management Juelich

Rothschild Au de Certech

Russell John Royal Dutch Shell

Saeys Mark University of Ghent

Savelsberg Rene SET Ventures

Schols Erin TNO

Seffovic Maras European Commission

Se nave Marieline VITO

Sharma Divya TERI

Sheridan Kathryn Sustainability Consult

Snijkers Frans VITO

Sommer Dr. Klaus Bayer AG

Spaepen Lutgart Enterprise Europe Network Vlaanderen

Sterckx Luc Febeliec

Stotz Irena Buhl-PaperForm GmbH

Struyf Igor Flemish Environment Agency (VMM)

Surinx Michele Flanders Investment & Trade

Swinnen Harry VITO

Tambuyser Bart CAPAX Environmental Services

Tillema On no Maasvlakte CCS Project C.V.

Tilquin Jean Yves Carmeuse Research and Technology

Timmer Martin Eindhoven University of Technology

Timmerman Rene Advanced Shipbuilding

Turtelboom Annemie Flemish Government

Tytgat Jan Umicore

Vaelen Herman Laborelec

Valkering Pieter VITO EnergyVille

Valluri Venkatesh Ingersoll Rand

Valluri Venkatesh Valluri technology Accelarators Pvt.Ltd

Van Acker Karel KU Leuven/EIT Raw Materials

Van Asbroeck Hendrik GDF SUEZ New Ventures

Van Beuningen Fred Clean Tech Delta

Van Biesbroeck Peter Voka-Kamer van Koophandel arr Leuven

Van den Bergh Sonja FCA

Van Genabet-Harteel Mieke Harsonic

Van Gestel Tim Forschungszentrum Julich GmbH IEK-1

Van Havenbergh Jan FISCH

Van Hove Carine FCA

Van Steertegem Marleen Vlaamse Milieumaatschappij

Van Stiphout Mark European Commission

Van a gt Thomas eCOAST

Vancheswaran Annapurna TERI

Vanden Berghe Joo st DNVGL

Vanden Berghe Ingrid Nationaal Geografisch lnstituut EuroGeographics

Vandenhaute Thomas Sirris

Vandeperre Katrien VITO

Vander Meeren Sa ski a Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant

Vander Velpen Bart Royal HaskoningDHV

Vanderstraeten Karen VITO

Vandevyvere Han VITO

Vandeweerd Veer le United Nations Development Programme

Vangeneugden Dirk VITO

Vangrunderbeek Johan VITO

Vanlommel Ann VITO

Vanongeval Ludo Flemish Government

Varsha Gupta Varsha National Institute Of Fashion Technology

Vekemans Guy VITO EnergyVille

Verberckmoes An University of Ghent

Verboven Peter Smart Grids Flanders

Vercammen Olivier VOLTRION I Oil Chemicals

Verheyden Kristine VITO

Vermeiren Frederic Colruyt NV

Vermeiren Walter Total Research & technology

Vermeiren Karo lien VITO

Verreydt Jasper Turbulent

Verrue Guy Beaulieu International Group

Verschave Peter Agfa-Graphics NV

Vervaeren Han University of Ghent

Verzeele John FIT

Viaene Peter VITO

Vincent Eric GDF SUEZ New Ventures

Voets Lies beth Pantarein

Vranckx Stijn VITO

Walraedt Saskia Essen sci a

Wanten Luc Borit

Wauterickx Bart The Sniffers

Weststrate Kees-Jan Syngaschem BV

White Roger Memorial University of Newfoundland

Wu st Dominik University of Hohenheim

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5 Programme The program of Track 3 CCU including the dedicated SUCCESS session can be found on the following pages. The session started on Day 2 at 10:30.

BRUSSELS // 19 - 20 OCTOBER 2015ROYAL ACADEMY OF BELGIUM

PATHWAYS FOR EUROPEANAND GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY

BSDS2015.VITO.BE

BSDS 2015 SECRETARIAT

Roderveldlaan 52600 Antwerpen

BELGIUM

+32 3 2867458bsds@vito.be

FCA

WHAT TO EXPECT• Plenary sessions with international renowned

delegates from government and industry• Parallel sessions and oral presentations focused on

‘Climate, Energy and Sustainable investments‘• Interactive break-out sessions with international

experts• Poster gallery, the place that connects the

participants’ visions• An inspiring CEO summit – Captains of Industry

Roundtable (on invitation only)• European Cleantech SMEs meet potential Business• Business opportunities & Investments match making

across Europe partners, Investors, Corporates and Technology scouts

CONFERENCE VENUEThe Royal Academy of Belgium is situated near the Royal Palace and close to the historical city centre of Brussels and the governmental heart of Belgium and Europe.

CO-ORGANISERS TRACKS

BSDS-folder-ok?.indd 1 19/05/15 20:30

REGISTRATION BSDS2015.VITO.BE

TRACK 1INNOVATIVE VALUE CHAINS FOR SUSTAINABLE PROCESS INDUSTRYThe European industry faces a crucial challenge to rejuvenate in order to become more competitive and sustainable at the same time, and lead to European growth and jobs. New value chains where know-ledge on chemistry, materials and energy are combined as an integrated sustainable solution are a key innovation in this context. As major contributor to sustainability tar-gets, this interactive field is the focal point in this session. > Organised by VITO in collaboration with Energyville

TRACK 2REGIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTThis track focuses on the use of integrated modelling, and more in particular systems dynamics inspired models, in support of decision-making and planning aimed at sustainable development. In this track we will involve participants in a participatory model supported envisioning process. Through this interactive process we will take a next step in learning how this kind of approach can be instrumental in defining and testing (policy) visions as well as supporting and concretely realizing transition pathways to sustainable development.> Organised by VITO

COMBINES HIGH LEVEL

POLITICAL VIEWPOINTS WITH SUSTAINABLE

TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS

CHALLENGES EVERY PARTICIPANT

TO MAKE A VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION TO ACHIEVE THE

MAJOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

STANDS FOR • INTERACTION

• SHARING KNOWLEDGE• SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION ORIENTED NETWORKING • CONNECTING TO REAL

CLIMATE CHANGE

BSDS 2015 IS ORGANISED BY VITO

(FLEMISH INSTITUTE FOR TECHNOLOGICAL

RESEARCH) AND TERI (THE ENERGY AND

RESOURCES INSTITUTE) AND ONE OF THE

FOREMOST FORA TO DELIBERATE ON WORLD IMPORTANT ISSUES OF

GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY.

LUDO DIELS

GUY ENGELEN

GUY VEKEMANS

YVES DE WEERDT JEAN-LUC DE KOK

BSDS2015.VITO.BE

TRACK 3CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE AND UTILISATIONCO2 provides an interesting potential as a sustainable carbon resource. Closing the carbon loop, more in specific CO2 Cap-ture and Utilization, has therefore evolved from an academic interest to an economically viable technology. The CCU track, teaming up with the European FP7 collaborative project SUC-CESS (www.clc-success.eu), represents an essential scientific conference part in BSDS 2015 and brings together academia and industrial stakeholders to discuss state-of-the-art in CO2 capture and utilization. Come and join this conference!> Organised by VITO in collaboration with Ghent University

TRACK 5CLEANTECH INDUSTRY - INVESTABILITY - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESDo you want to meet potential Business Partners, Corporates, Investors, … from across Europe? Can they help realise your sustainable GROWTH ambitions? Then this is your track!> Organised by Flanders Cleantech Assocation (FCA) in collaboration with Flanders Investment & Trade (FIT) and Enterprise Europe Network.

TRACK 4SMART CITIES INDIA AND EUROPECities of tomorrow are being formed today, determining mobility, energy consumption, resource use, social inclusion and cohesion, for a majority of our world’s population for many decades to come. The focus in this track lies on smart cities as a solution for the-se challenge. What can smart cities mean for Europe and India in tackling sustainability challenges? That is the central question for this track.> Organised by VITO in collaboration with TERI and Valluri Technology Accelerators

GUY MARIN

CARINE VAN HOVE

FRANS SNIJKERS

ANNAPURNA VANCHESWARAN

VENKATESHVALLURI

DIRK FRANSAER

BSDS2015.VITO.BE // BRUSSELS // 19 - 20 OCTOBER 2015

Track 3: CCU - Closing the carbon loop: Carbon dioxide Capture and Utilisation

Coordinators: Frans Snijkers – Guy Marin

Day 1

Monday 19 October

Timing Presentations Organisation/Company Title presentation

12:00 – 12:30 Invited: Joost Vanden Berghe DNV-GL, Belgium Market dynamics in CO2-conversion

to gas and chemicals 12:30 – 12:50 Erin Schols, Earl Goetheer, Rob van

der Stel TNO, The Netherlands Integrated CO2 capture and

utilization through algae production

12:50 – 13:10 Carl de Maré

Arcelor Mittal Building a first of a kind commercial gas fermentation plant producing ethanol from steel process waste gases

13:10 – 14:00 Lunch + possibility to participate in a 1/6 meeting (subjects will be communicated on beforehand) “meet with ……” 14:00 – 14:20 Invited: Liisa Rihko-Struckmann Max-Planck-Institute of Dynamics

for Complex Technical Systems Magdeburg, Germany

14:20 – 14:40 Koen Michiels, Jeroen Spooren, Vera Meynen

University of Antwerp/Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO), Belgium

Hydrothermal Conversion of Carbon Dioxide into Formic Acid with the Aid of Zero-valent Iron: the Potential of a Two-Step Approach

14:40 – 15:00 Alexandre F. P. Ferreira, Ana M. Ribeiro, Alírio E. Rodrigues

LSRE-Laboratory of Separation and Reaction Engineering, Associate Laboratory LSRE/LCM, Faculdade de Engenharia, Universidade do Porto, Portugal

CO2 separation with MOF based adsorptive processes

15:00 – 15:20 Lindsey Garcia Gonzales Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO), Belgium

Valorization of CO2 off-gas to biopolymers through biotechnological process

15:20 – 15:40 Grégoire Léonard Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Liège,

Air Capture and Power-to-Fuel to close the Carbon Loop.

Day 1

Monday 19

October

Belgium 15:40 – 16:00 Aditya Dharanipragada, Lukas

Buelens, Hilde Poelman, Vladimir Galvita and G.B. Marin

Ghent University, Belgium Mg-Fe-Al-O as novel oxygen storage material for CO2 utilization

16:00 – 16:30 Break and refreshments 16:30 – 16:50 Invited: Katy Armstrong UK Centre for Carbon Dioxide

Utilization, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

Understanding the potential of Carbon Dioxide Utilisation

16:50 – 17:10 Suman Bjaracharya, Srikanth Sandipam, Mohanakrishna Gunda, Karolien Vanborekhoven, Deepak Pant

Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO), Belgium

Bio-electrochemical conversion of CO2 to chemicals: electro-synthesis via bacteria and enzymes

17:10 – 17:30 Sunil A. Patil, Jan B.A. Arends, Kun Guo, Korneel Rabaey

Laboratory of Microbial ecology and Technology, Faculty of Bioscience Engineering, Ghent University, Belgium

Microbial electro-synthesis: A promising approach for fixing CO2 and storing surplus electricity into chemicals/fuels using microorganisms

17:30 – 17:50 Ramses Snoeckx, Annemie Bogaerts Department of Chemistry, University of Antwerp, Belgium

Plasma-based conversion of greenhouse gases to value-added chemicals and fuels

17:50 – 18:00 Wrap up

Day 2

Timing Presentations Organisation/Company Title presentation 10:30 – 10:50 SUCCESS: Stefan Penthor, Tobias

Mattisson, Juan Adanez, Stephane Bertolin, Pascal Fede, Yngve Laring, Oyvind Langorgen, Jochen Ströhle, Frans Snijkers, Knuth Albertsen, Gareth Williams, Otmar Bertsch, Olivier Authier, Ytalo Davila, Mahdi Yazdanpanah, Tobias Pröll, Hermann Hofbauer

TU Vienna, Austria The EU-FP7 project SUCCESS – Project overview and results of the first two years

10:50 – 11:10 SUCCESS: Tobias Mattisson, Marijke Jacobs, Mehdi Pishahan, Juan Adanez

Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden

Development of low cost and high performance calcium manganite oxygen carrier materials produced by spray-drying

Tuesday 20 October

Day 2

Tuesday 20 October

11:10 – 11:30 SUCCESS: Pilar Gayán, A. Cabello, A. Abad, F. García-Labiano, L. F. de Diego, J. Adánez

Instituto de Carboquímica, Zaragoza, Spain

Development of impregnated oxygen carriers at industrial scale for CH4 combustion in a Chemical Looping Combustion process

11:30 – 11:50 SUCCESS: Mehdi Pishahang, Yngve Larring, Martin Sunding, Kari Anne Andreassen

SINTEF, Oslo, Norway Redox performance and H2S tolerance of doped CaMn1-xBxO3-d

perovskite-type oxides as oxygen carrier materials for natural gas based chemical looping combustion

11:50 – 12:10 SUCCESS: Karl Mayer, Stefan Penthor, Ellen Schanz, Michael Stollhof, Hermann Hofbauer

TUVienna, Austria Adaptation, recommissioning and first operation of a 120kWth

chemical looping combustion pilot plant

12:10 – 12:30 SUCCESS: Michael Reitz, Peter Ohlemüller, Jochen Ströhle, Bernd Epple

TUDarmstad, Germany Adaptation of a 1MWth chemical looping pilot plant for gaseous fuel operation

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch + possibility to participate in a 1/6 meeting (subjects will be communicated on beforehand) “meet with ……” 14:00 – 14:30 Lionel Dubois, Sinda Laribi, Nicolas

Meunier, Guy De Weireld and Diane Thomas

Chemical & Biochemical Engineering and Thermodynamics Departments, Faculty of Engineering, University of Mons, Belgium

Global optimization of the CO2 capture and reuse applied in the cement industry

14:30 – 14:50 Jan Mertens Laborelec – Engie, Belgium Environmental impacts of amine based carbon capture: pilot testing and life cycle assessment

14:50 – 15:10 D. Banitt and Julie Horn Newco2fuels, Israel Converting CO2 and H2O into syngas using high temperature heat

15:10 – 15:30 C.J. Weststrate, F. Sapountzi, A.R. Vaccaro, J.W. Niemantsverdriet

Syngaschem BV, The Netherlands Electricity to Fuels: Catalysis for Energy Storage

15:30 – 15:50 An Verberckmoes, Yesid Hernández Marilien Van Oudenhove, Pascal Van Der Voort

University Ghent, Belgium

Synthesis of glycerol carbonate from glycerol and urea by using gold-supported catalysis

15:50 – 16:00 Wrap up

KEYNOTE LECTURES:

• Liisa Rihko-Struckmann - Senior scientist Max-Planck-Institute of Dynamics for Complex Technical Systems Magdeburg, Germany • Katy Armstrong - Network manager UK Centre for Carbon Dioxide Utilization, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom • Joost Vanden Berghe - Principal Consultant DNV-GL, Belgium