ENVS-133; Carbon Capture and Storage
MacPhail School of Energy
Join energy industry professionals for a one-day professional development seminar, featuring one of the most talked about topics in Alberta’s energy industry today, carbon capture and storage technology (CCS). The course will provide you with a fundamental understanding of the technical process involved with CCS, and the political/regulatory aspects guiding the implementation of CCS in North America. Developed and delivered in conjunction with industry professionals involved with CCS, the seminar will cover the economics of CCS, political drivers, capture, transportation and storage technologies, and types of proposed regulations. In June 2009, the Government of Alberta’s announced a $2 billion investment into CCS. As an oil and gas professional and as an Albertan, take an opportunity to explore the impact of CCS on the province and the energy industry. Presenters: - Doug MacDonald, P. Eng
- Ed Whittingham, The Pembina Institute
Who should take this course? - The course is geared for non-technical individuals who provide support services to energy companies involved in CCS projects including lawyers, management, marketing, accountants, consultants, regulators, and manufacturers.
- Technical professional who are directly involved in CCS projects who are looking to understand CCS at a broad level will also benefit from taking this course.
Learning outcomes -
Define carbon capture and storage terminology -
Learn why Alberta and Western Canada are ideally suited for CCS -
Identify C02 capture processes -
Assess pros and cons of C02 transportation -
Understand C02 storage technologies available -
Explore the implication of CCS on the Alberta oil sands -
Learn the economics of CCS -
Review Alberta’s $2 billion initiative -
In-class debate surrounding CCS policy issues Price
$495 per person includes: GST, training materials, certificate of participation and hospitality (breakfast, lunch and refreshments) Registration & Course Dates
For individual online registration. For corporate group registration or to find our more about tailoring this course for your organization, please contact Lonny Coulombe in Corporate Training at 403.210.5757 or 1.866.884.7117 or training@sait.ca
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