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60th Bernard Price Memorial Lecture:

Carbon capture and storage: ready to deliver?

 

The President and Council of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) cordially invite members, their guests, friends, family and all interested persons to attend the 60th SAIEE Bernard Price Memorial Lecture, entitled:
 

Carbon capture and storage: ready to deliver?
 

presented by Philippe Paelinck, director CO2 Systems Business Development, ALSTOM, Paris
 
The lecture will be presented at the various centres of the SAIEE in Cape Town, George, Durban and Johannesburg. Come and network with friends and colleagues in a cordial environment. There is no cost to attend, and a cocktail party with hot and cold snacks, beer, wine and softdrinks will be served free-of-charge after the lecture. For catering purposes, booking is essential.


Details are as follows:
 
DURBAN
 
Date: Monday 26 September 2011
Time: 17h00 for 17h30
Venue: Lecture Theatre GO1, Electrical Engineering Building, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban
RSVP: Gill Nortier, [email protected]  
 
CAPE TOWN
 
Date: Tuesday 27 September 2011
Time: 17h30 for 18h00
Venue: LT5 Lecture Theatre Complex, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Cape Town Campus
RSVP: Dave Martin, [email protected]  
 
GEORGE
 
Date: Wednesday 28 September 2011
Time: 16h30
Venue: George Municipal Conference Hall, York Street, George
RSVP: Robbie Evans, [email protected] 
 
JOHANNESBURG
 
Date: Thursday 29th September 2011
Time: 18h00 for 18h30
Venue: FNB Auditorium, West Campus, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
RSVP: Gerda Geyer, [email protected] 
 
SYNOPSIS
 
There are significant pressures on operators of coal-fired power plants and other industrial applications to significantly reduce carbon emissions and clean up their act. Carbon capture and storage is seen as being able to make a significant contribution in this regard. The presentation will deliver a brief history of the development of carbon capture and storage technology, the various capture technology choices and trade-offs, the main pilots world-wide, the results of main demonstrators, the costs of carbon capture and storage, and the remaining challenges to reach commercial viability and full-scale implementation.
 
BRIEF CV OF PRESENTER
 
Philippe Paelinck is Director CO2 Systems Business Development, and is based in the headquarters of ALSTOM in Paris/Levallois. He supports the company's global power sales and marketing organisation technically and commercially, in order to promote upstream CO2 capture solutions to the world market. Philippe interfaces with ALSTOM's power business, R&D, sales and all market players in CO2 related issues. He also contributes strongly to the key messaging of all ALSTOM's CO2 related communications. Philippe is a chemical engineer from the ISIB, Brussels, and holds an MBA from the Erasmus University, Rotterdam, and Rochester University, New York. Philippe has an extensive sales and technical background with UOP, a world-wide market leader in refining and petrochemical process licensing. He has held several managerial positions in Europe, relating to fluid purification processes and products. Philippe is co-leader of the Task Force on Demonstrations and Implementation of the European Union Zero Emission Platform, ZEP. He is an authorized speaker to present ALSTOM's CO2 abatement technologies and strategy to external audiences. Having a good expertise on these subjects he is frequently invited to international events and seminars as a panelist and guest speaker.

 
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