Last week, the AURORA Carbon Capture Project was presented at the bi-annual Trondheim CCS Conference series (Norway), organised by SINTEF, focusing on Carbon Capture, Transport and Storage technologies. The event gathered 610 participants from 38 countries.

The CCS/CCUS activity level in Europe has gained significant momentum. Plans like the European Green Deal, the Fit for 55, the REPowerEU and landmark reports like Net Zero2050 (IEA) and IPCC WGs, call for fast actions also in CCUS. Considerable up-scaling of CCS/CCUS deployment is integral to all realistic pathways for meeting the emission reduction targets. One of Norway’s responses is the Longship project (the Norwegian full-scale project), with substantial support from the Government. The TCCS conference has, consequently, never been more relevant.

Programme:

* Session C1: Absorption – degradation, June 20, 13:00-14:00:
Actor Chikukwa, et al., Parametric tests to study the potential of the Absorber Continuous Emissions Measurement System (ACEMS) prototype
– on the work done within REALISE CCUS and SCOPE projects

*Session C3: Absorption – degradation, June 20, 15:40-16:40
Vanja Buvik, et al., Towards understanding CESAR1 degradation –
Task 2 in the FME NCCS: Norwegian CCS Research Centre and AURORA Carbon Capture Project

* Session C4: Absorption – piloting, June 21, 10:20 – 11:30
Thor Mejdell et al., Pilot plant testing of HS-3 solvent.
REALISE CCUS

* Session D6: CO2 capture – various technologies, June 21, 14:00-15:00
Eirik Silva Falck da Silva, Status on post-Combustion technologies
CCUS ZEN

*Posters:
Hanne Marie Kvamsdal, Aurora – Accelerated deployment of integrated CCUS chains based on solvent capture technology.
AURORA Carbon Capture Project

📅 Save the Date!

We’re excited to announce that the next TCCS Conference—the premier scientific conference on Carbon Capture, Transport, and Storage (CCS)—will take place from June 16-19, 2025.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with leading experts and explore the latest advancements in CCS technology. Mark your calendars!