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This year’s “Japan CCS Forum 2024” will be held on 4th December 2024!
Save the date and join the discussion at Japan’s informative and vital annual CCS event!
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＊Please note as we use the Zoom system for registration, if you are an in-person participant, you will receive the webinar access link will be sent.
→ Networking Reception has reached its capacity. Thank you very much for your many registrations!
Overview of the Forum |
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| Event | “Japan CCS Forum 2024” |
| Date/Time | December 4, 2024 (Wed) 10:00～16:40 for the forum and 17:00～18:30 for the Networking reception in Japan standard time |
| Organized by | Global CCS Institute （GCCSI) |
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Supported by
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Japan Coal Frontier Organization (JCOAL),
Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC) Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE) and Japan CCS Co., Ltd. (JCCS) |
| Venue
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Bellesalle Toranomon, 2F, Sumitomo Fudosan Toranomon Tower, 2-2-1, Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo (Access)
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| Format | Hybrid (ZOOM Webinar and the event venue) |
| Capacity | Up to 150 seats at the venue and 900 online registrations at the Forum |
| → Networking Reception has reached its capacity. Thank you very much for your many registrations! | |
| Language
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English and Japanese, Simultaneous interpretation service is provided at the site and through the ZOOM Interpretation function for online participants. |
| Fee
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Free for the Forum and 4,000 JPY for the Networking Reception (local payment) →
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Registration |
Link |
Background and Objectives |
| The year 2024 is a significant turning point for the further development and commercial deployment of Japan’s CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) technology. In May 2024, the CCS Business Act was passed by the Diet and is scheduled to come into force, establishing the legal foundation for promoting CCS projects in Japan. Notably, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry is leading in this endeavour, considering specific support measures for future CCS business with an eye to the final investment decision (FID) in 2026 and commercial deployment in 2030. These policy developments, led by the Ministry, will be a significant factor in accelerating the development and dissemination of CCS technology in Japan and will be an essential step towards achieving carbon neutrality.
From an international perspective, CCS technology is gaining increasing attention. In addition to advanced nations such as the United States and Europe, new projects are progressing in regions like Asia, the Middle East, and Oceania. According to the Institute’s database, as of July 2024, the number of commercial-scale CCS projects has exceeded 600, with a capture capacity surpassing 400 million tons annually. The integration of CCS with technologies such as blue hydrogen, blue ammonia, and Direct Air Capture (DAC) is expected to advance future technological capabilities significantly and make substantial environmental contributions. Against this backdrop of domestic and international developments, the 2024 Japan CCS Forum will focus on technological advancements in areas such as Direct Air Capture (DAC) and storage, as well as CCS policies and project trends in Europe. The forum aims to provide a platform for knowledge sharing and business exchange, contributing to the further dissemination of CCS technology and realising a carbon-neutral society. We look forward to the participation of many attendees again this year. |
Agenda in draft |
| After the event, the presentations and recording videos will be uploaded to this page. | |
| We share the handout and video recordings, which we have obtained permission to disclose from the speaker through this site. |
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Items
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Speaker
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CV
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Presentation
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| 10:00
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Opening remarks
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Global CCS Institute
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| 10:05 | Keynote Speech 1 | Yoshinori Keino | CV | 〇 |
| ”Japan’s CCS Policy” | Director, Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Policy Office | |||
| Natural Resouce and Fuel Department | ||||
| Agency for Natural Resources and Energy | ||||
| Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
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| Keynote Speech 2 | Ryuta Kitamura | CV | 〇 | |
| “JOGMEC’s Imitiative toward CCS Business Development” | Director General, CCS Project Department | |||
| Energy Business Unit | ||||
| Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC)
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| Keynote Speech 3 | Paul Everingham | CV | 〇 | |
| CEO | ||||
| The Asia Natural Gas and Energy Association (ANGEA)
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| 10:50 | Part I | Hiroshi Nambo, | CV | |
| “Technological advancements in areas such as Direct Air Capture (DAC) and storage” | Branch Representative – Japan | |||
| Global CCS Institute as facilitator
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| Organizar’s presentation 4 | Guloren Turan | CV | 〇 | |
| ”Global Status of CCS: Recent update” | Chief Impact Officer | |||
| Global CCS Institute
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| Presentation 5 | Amir Aryana (Online) | CV | 〇 | |
| Group Leader, Energy Resources | ||||
| Energy, CSIRO
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| Presentation 6 | Adam Baylin-Stern | CV | 〇 | |
| Policy and Engagement Lead, Carbon Engineering | ||||
| Carbon Engineering
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| 11:45 | Lunch | |||
| 13:00 | Presentation 7 | Patricia Loria | CV | 〇 |
| “The Role of DAC in the CCS Ecosystem” | VP, Business Development | |||
| Carbon Capture, Inc.
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| Presentation 8 | Matt Atwood (Online) | CV | 〇 | |
| “Commercializing on-site DAC CO2 supply” | CEO | |||
| Aircapture LLC
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| Presentation 9 | Stian Sande | CV | 〇 | |
| Energy Transition Strategy Director | ||||
| SUBSEA 7
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| Wrap up | Global CCS Institute | ー | ー | |
| Hiroshi Nambo
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| 13:50 | Networking break | Coffee at foyer | ||
| 14:30 | Part II | Guloren Turan | ー | 〇 |
| “Panel Discussion: National Initiatives in CCS Projects across the European Region (Tentative)” | Chief Impact Officer | |||
| Global CCS Institute as faclitator
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| Short presentation by Panelist1 | Per Christer Lund, Ph.D | CV | 〇 | |
| Counsellor, Energy and Technology | ||||
| Norwegian Embassy, Trade and Technology Office | ||||
| Short presentation by Panelist2 | Arthur Calvat | CV | 〇 | |
| Conseiller Développement Durable | ||||
| Service Economique Régional Japon-Corée | ||||
| Ambassade de France au Japon
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| Short presentation by Panelist3 | Dr Edmund Ward | CV | 〇 | |
| Deputy Director Industrial Decarbonisation | ||||
| Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ)
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| Moderated Q&A with Panelists by Facilitator | led by Guloren | |||
| Audience Q&A with Panelists by Facilitator | led by Guloren | |||
| 16:30
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Closing remarks
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Hiroshi Nambo, GCCSI
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| 16:35
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Registration desk opens
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| 17:00
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Networking Reception starts ＠Foyer → Networking Reception has reached its capacity. Thank you very much for your many registrations!
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| 18:30 | Closing the reception |
<Contact> |
| Global CCS Institute Japan Office Email：Japan.Events@globalccsinstitute.com |