The development and installation of new build onshore CO2 transportation pipelines can take a considerable time – especially in congested areas; and there will be sites for which CO2 pipelines are not feasible or economic. Road and rail transportation of CO2 may offer a flexible alternative to allow CO2 transportation in absence of pipeline infrastructure

Join Matt and Ewan who will present an overview of a recent study which explored the use of available technology to allow carbon capture and storage (CCS) to be applied to facilities that do not have a pipeline link to a CCS hub or cluster.

This is the fourth in a series of Tech Talks exploring how we can help clients on their journey to lower carbon emissions. Other sessions in this series that you may be interested in:

• Net Zero: Delivering on a global challenge by bridging the delivery gap between policy and goals
• The Low Carbon Refinery - What will the refinery of the future look like in order to survive in a low carbon world?
• Carbon capture and storage – lessons learned from past CCS projects
• Case-study of a Net Zero Masterplanning approach

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