On 4 February, Lighthouse organized the seminar How CCS Can Contribute to the Maritime Transition. During the day, topics ranged from onboard carbon capture to transport, storage, and permanent sequestration. Here you can watch the full seminar on demand.

Del 1: 10.00

Del 2: 13.45

PROGRAMME

9:30-10:00 Coffee and registration

10:00 – Welcome and a short introduction – Moderator Andreas Bach, Lighthouse

Overview – What is CCS/CCU and how does it work?

• What is CCS/CCU overall, what are the different technologies and application areas/approaches – Karl Jivén, IVL
• Energy transition outlook - CCS until 2050– Hannes von Knorring, DNV

Theme: Regulations

• Challenges with International Regulations – Hulda Winnes, Swedish Transport Agency

10:55 BREAK

11:25 Theme: Infrastructure – from ships to final repository

• Balancing origin-site buffer storage and transport capacity in CCS systems: Insights from a single case study in Sweden - Juan Pablo Castrellon, RISE
• Shaping the future CO2 transport network for Europe - the potential role of Sweden - Drazen Tumara, Joint Research Centre (JRC), European Commission

Theme: Onboard technical solutions

• Onboard carbon capture and storage: pioneering solutions for ships – Stian Aakre, Wärtslilä
• Onboard Carbon Capture – Laura Langh-Lagerlöf, Langh Tech

12:45 LUNCH

13:45 Theme: Ports

• The Port Perspective – Jennie Folkunger, Port of Trelleborg

Theme: Business models and financing

• Business models for CCUS – Jan Boyesen, Technological Institute
• Reverse auction bio-CCS and what could it look like with CCU? How can CCU/CCS play a role in the production of alternative fuels for shipping? – Joakim Jakobsson, Liquid Wind

Closing and summary – Moderator Andreas Bach, Lighthouse

15:00 – END coffee and mingling after the seminar