Carbon Capture and Storage for a Sustainable Energy Transition

Doors open from 5.30pm for a 6.00pm start, at GHD Perth.Your ticket includes drinks, food, and an opportunity to learn and network.

About this topic:

Carbon Capture and Storage is a critical technology for decarbonisation and is set to play an important role as the world moves to a low-carbon energy future. Especially for a carbon intenstive state like WA. This event will explore the potential of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology in Australia's journey towards decarbonisation and a cleaner energy future. Our expert presenters will provide an overview of CCS technology, insights into the Cygnus CCS Project, and the role that CCS can support decarbonisation in ammonia production, and other hard to abate industries, with true abatement of CO2.

About this event:

Join us to learn more about CCS, and the ways it can aid industry in reducing carbon emissions and support Australia’s climate targets to ensure a sustainable, reliable energy transition, with our presenters discussing the following:-

Rosie Johnstone – Chair of CCUS Network Australia, Head of CCS Solutions at GeoVault.

In this presentation, Rosie will provide an overview of carbon capture and storage technology, how it can effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions and where this technology could be used to support decarbonisation activities in the energy transition. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the critical role that CCS could play in facilitating a low-carbon energy future and its significance in the energy transition.

Jabin Mullane – Opportunity Lead at Mitsui E&P Australia

The Cygnus Hub is MEPAU’s Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) development planned with WesCEF in the Mid-West of Western Australia. Jabin will share an overview of this exciting project, including reference case and development concept, and provide insights into key decisions regarding transport options, the types of storage for CCS projects and why the Mid west is an ideal candidate for a CCS project.

Mussaret Nagree – General Manager, Climate Opportunities at WesCEF

The demand for ammonia is expected to grow significantly by 2050 to support the world’s transitions to low-carbon energy sources. Mussaret’s presentation will discuss the importance of decarbonising ammonia, which is increasingly being used in the mining of critical minerals, and how emerging technologies like CCS can support the production of low carbon, or ‘blue’ ammonia.

About YEP Perth:

YEP is a sub-group of the Perth branch of the Australian Institute of Energy. We are a knowledge sharing and networking group tailored to the interests of younger members of the energy industry but we welcome members of all ages and all parts of the energy and associated industries including students. We are a not-for-profit group run by volunteers and we are not a lobby group.

To support the attendance of students and early career professionals, YEP strives to make our events low cost for attendees. This would not be possible without support from our generous sponsors who for 2024-25 are:

GOLD Sponsor: Synergy and Alinta Energy

SILVER Sponsors: Horizon Power, Rio Tinto, and Western Power

BRONZE Sponsor: Collgar Renewables, GHD and Power System Consultants (PSC)

Please note that while everyone is welcome, we encourage young energy professionals to join us for this event.

To avoid missing out, make sure you register soon. If you have registered and are no longer able to attend, please cancel your registration on Eventbrite or notify us by emailing [email protected] so that we can allow others the opportunity to take your place.

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