Call for Paper: Carbon Recycling
Asia CCUS Network (ACN), implemented by the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA), is developing its report publication, focusing on Carbon Recycling in ASEAN and East Asia. We invite researchers from various backgrounds to contribute to the publication of research papers on, but not limited the socio-economic and environmental analysis of carbon recycling development and implementation.
The Fourth Asia CCUS Network Forum
Bangkok, 15 August 2024: The Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia as the secretariat of the Asia CCUS Network held the 4th Asia CCUS Network Forum. The event was co-hosted with the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) Japan and the Institute of Energy Economics Japan (IEEJ)with the collaboration of Sustainable Energy Technology Asia (SETA) 2024 and the Ministry of Energy, Thailand.
ERIA and Sumitomo Corporation Talk Decarbonisation of Thermal Power Plants and CCUS Potential in Indonesia
The 15th Knowledge Sharing Virtual Conference, 24 July 2024: Carbon capture technology is integral to the decarbonisation pathway for the Asia Pacific region and ASEAN Member-States, particularly in hard-to-abate sectors and power plants. Through carbon capture, including direct air capture with carbon storage, ASEAN can reduce its emissions by around 565 Mt-CO2 by 2060.
Welcome to
Asia CCUS Network
The Asia CCUS Network provides a platform for policymakers, financial institutions, industry players, and academia to work together to ensure the successful development and deployment of CCUS in the Asia region.
The members of the network share their knowledge, experience, and best practices of CCUS around the world and tailor those best practices for practical application of CCUS in the Asia region.
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The 18th Asia CCUS Network (ACN) Knowledge Sharing Conference: EPC for Offshore CCS Transportation System: Lesson Learned from Northern Light
30 October 2024
14:00 PM - 15:15 PMThe Northern Lights CCS project represents a significant milestone in the pilot phase of the open-access CCS initiative. The Northern Lights system comprises the transport and storage components of the Norwegian Longship project, which encompasses the entire CCS process, including carbon capture. This CCS chain collects and transports CO2 from Greenland, Oslo, and Sweden to the intermediate storage site in the municipality of Øygarden in western Norway. From there, CO2 is injected through a 100 km pipeline to an offshore saline aquifer storage located 2,600 metres below the seabed.
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