The CCUS supply chain: The specialist capabilities in Scotland

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October

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Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) offers a vital option for industries to decarbonise, and companies in Scotland are developing specialisms in specific areas of the supply chain.

Despite the considerable challenges ahead for this relatively new industry, innovators in Scotland are developing niches, often drawing on expertise gained in other sectors to focus efforts on the energy transition.

This webinar will explore the specialist capabilities being developed in Scotland by companies throughout this new supply chain, from early stage mapping of possible sites to monitoring CCUS processes and measuring the effectiveness of storage.

Attendees will learn more about the strengths Scotland has in CCUS, from engineering and scoping out storage locations to the verification and carbon monitoring of operational storage projects. GlobalData analysis will also provide an overview of how the CCUS market is evolving.

Key learnings:

  • An overview of the Scottish CCUS supply chain
  • How the market is developing domestically and internationally
  • The opportunities for trade
  • The support available for CCUS in Scotland

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Dr Philippa Parmiter
CEO, NECCUS

Dr Philippa Parmiter is a strategic leader, dedicated to action on climate, and CEO of NECCUS, the industrial decarbonisation alliance for Scotland with the objective of achieving a thriving Scotland through decarbonisation. Previous roles include Development Manager (Gas Storage & Pipelines) at Crown Estate Scotland, and running the research consortium for CCUS in Scotland, SCCS, for over ten years, delivering policy analysis, knowledge exchange, business development, project management and successful funding proposals. She is a Chartered Engineer with a PhD in Physical Electronics and MSc in Environmental Protection and Management and has worked for government, academia, an environmental consultancy and for an electronics start-up. 

 

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Will Davie
CEO, Precision Impulse

As CEO of Precision Impulse, Will Davie is leading the development of the world’s leading technology capable of accurately imaging the earth’s subsurface for the purposes of CO2 storage monitoring, mineral and primary energy exploration and extraction applications. The company’s seismic source dramatically improves the visualisation of the subsurface both on land and offshore.

During a career spanning more than 4 decades, Will Davie became one of the world’s leading experts on the energy industry, its technologies and their impact on the global economy and CO2 emissions. Over 25 years spent with SLB, he held field and management positions throughout Africa, Europe, North America and East Asia, and was appointed as the company’s first Group Chief Economist, VP of Knowledge Strategy and global account director for BP and BG. He has served as a primary author and expert reviewer of World Energy Outlooks at the International Energy Agency and an industry advisor at closed meetings of OPEC

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James McAreavey
Global Head of CCUS, Xodus

James McAreavey is the Global Head of CCUS at Xodus, with 30 years of experience in the energy industry, including over 15 years actively working in CCUS. James and the team at Xodus provide key advice to developers, governments, and other stakeholders in CCUS across all stages of the value chain from capture through to final storage or utilisation.

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Francesca Gregory
Senior Energy Transition Analyst, GlobalData

Francesca leads the research and data analysis of GlobalData’s Energy Transition Service, the content of which spans topics such as hydrogen, CCUS, and renewables. Before joining GlobalData, Francesca studied Geography at the University of Oxford and was a Lead Consultant at the university’s sustainable development student think tank.

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Grant Stewart
Business Development Director, Belltree

Grant Stewart is Business Development Director at Belltree, where he leads the global expansion of the bMark™ benchmarking platform. With over 25 years of international experience across energy strategy, subsurface engineering and data analytics, he has worked with governments, regulators and operators on five continents to improve performance and shape long-term energy strategies. At Belltree, Grant has played a key role in developing bMark™ CCS, the industry’s first integrated benchmarking tool for carbon capture and storage, enabling organisations to screen sites, benchmark projects and de-risk investment decisions in support of the energy transition.

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