Going to the Pittsburgh Coal Conference? Check out Experts from RECS
A number of RECS alumni and faculty are scheduled this week to give presentations on different aspects of CCUS at the 2012 International Pittsburgh Coal Conference - the premier annual event devoted to all aspects of coal, energy, and the environment - to be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA.
Tuesday, October 16th
Session 17 – Carbon Management: CO2 Capture (2)
Hari Chandan (RECS 2011), Carnegie Mellon University
16:05 - Performance and Cost Analysis of Post- Combustion CO2 Capture Using Calcium Looping Process for Coal-Fired Power Plants, Hari Chandan Mantripragada, Edward Rubin, Carnegie Mellon University
Thursday, October 18th
Session 41 – Carbon Management: CO2 Storage Coal (1)
Ellen Gilliland (RECS 2012), Virginia Tech
11:40 - An Examination of MVA Techniques Applicable for CCUS in Thin, Stacked Coals of the Central Appalachian Basin, Ellen Gilliland, Nino Ripepi, Michael Karmis, Virginia Tech; Matthew Conrad, Cardno-MM&A
Session 47 – Carbon Management: CO2 Storage Coal (2)
George Koperna (RECS Faculty), Advanced Resources International
14:10 - CoalSeq III Consortium: Advancing the Science of CO2 Sequestration in Coal Seam and Gas Shale Reservoirs, George Koperna, Anne Oudinot, Advanced Resources International; Satya Harpalani, Southern Illinois University; Khaled Gasem, Oklahoma State University; Ian Palmer, Higgs-Palmer Technologies
Session 53 - Carbon Management: CO2 Storage -3
Tim Grant (RECS 2007), U.S. DOE, NETL
15:45 - NETL CO2 Injection and Storage Cost Model, Tim Grant, Dave Morgan, DOE/NETL; Jason Valenstein, Andrea Poe, Marta Milan, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.; Richard Lawrence, Advanced Resources International
Dwight Peters (RECS Faculty), Schlumberger Carbon Services
16:05 - Monitoring and Verification for CCUS, Dwight Peters, Schlumberger Carbon Services
Indrajit Bhattacharya (RECS 2009), American Electric Power
16:45 - CO2 Sequestration at AEP’s Mountaineer Plant – Storage, Post Injection Monitoring and Verification, Indrajit Bhattacharya, Daniel M. Duellman, Gary O. Spitznogle, American Electric Power, USA
Richard Esposito (RECS Faculty) Southern Company
David Riestenberg (RECS Faculty), Advanced Resources International, Inc.
17:05 - Initial Lessons Learned From the SECARB Anthropogenic Test: The First U.S. Integrated CO2 Capture, Transportation and Storage Test, George Koperna, Jr., David Riestenberg, Vello Kuuskraa, Advanced Resources International, Inc.; Richard Rhudy, Robert Trautz, EPRI; Gerald R. Hill, Southern States Energy Board; Richard Esposito, Southern Company, USA