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世界のＣＣＳの動向 2020年版 政策決定者向ファクトシート
4th January 2021
「世界のCCSの動向 2020年版」政策決定者向ファクトシート日本語訳を、公開いたします。
こちらは、最新版「Gloal Status of CCS 2020」（邦題「世界のCCSの動向2020年版」）を、基に作成された、「Gloal Status of CCS 2020 - Policymkers Factsheet」の、日本版です。
政策決定者向ファクトシート日本語訳版はこちらです。
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Global Status of CCS 2020
1st December 2020
The Global Status of CCS Report 2020 demonstrates the vital role of carbon capture and storage technologies (CCS) in reducing emissions to net-zero by 2050 as well as documenting the current status and important milestones for the technology over the past 12 months.
The report provides detailed information on and analyses of the global CCS facility pipeline, international policy perspectives, CO2 storage and the CCS legal and regulatory environment.
In addition, four regional updates provide further detail about CCS progress across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Gulf Cooperation Council States and a Technology section provides updates on key innovations and applications of CCS.
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Replacing 10% of NSW Natural Gas Supply with Clean Hydrogen: Comparison of Hydrogen Production Options
17th November 2020
Clean hydrogen is produced by either using renewable energy to produce green hydrogen, or by using fossil fuels with carbon capture and storage (CCS) to create blue hydrogen.
As part of determining the most cost-effective method of creating clean hydrogen, Coal Innovation NSW (CINSW) commissioned the Global CCS Institute to investigate the production costs of replacing 10 per cent of NSW’s natural gas supply with clean hydrogen.
The study considers a scenario where sufficient clean hydrogen is produced to achieve a 10% H2:90% CH4 (natural gas) mix by volume in the NSW gas network and supply the same total energy as is currently supplied by natural gas alone. Options considered were reformation of natural gas with carbon capture and storage (CCS), coal gasification with CCS, and electrolysis of water using renewable electricity. The study found that the best option for the production of clean hydrogen in NSW considering cost, scale, resource use, and emissions abatement outcomes is to utilise coal or gas with CCS.
See NSW Government for further information
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Remove: Carbon Capture and Storage
2nd November 2020
Ahead of the 2020 G20 summit, the Global CCS Institute was asked to contribute to the Circular Carbon Economy (CCE) Guide, organised by KAPSARC. In a report titled 'Remove: Carbon Capture and Storage', Alex Zapantis assesses the value of CCS as an effective climate mitigating technology that aims to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and support the establishment of a circular carbon economy.
The report was discussed during a live webinar hosted by KAPSARC.
To read the report in full, click download below.
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Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Assessments and CCS
16th October 2020
At the request of the US Department of Energy, The Global CCS Institute undertook an examination of the significance and the extent of the influence of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) ratings in supporting investment in CCS project deployment.
The objective of this study was to consider the following five questions:
- How does a company’s ESG rating impact the company?
- How does a company’s CO2 footprint or exposure impact its ESG rating?
- How is CCS considered when the ESG performance of a company with a large CO2 footprint or exposure is rated?
- Do the positive impacts of CCS (if any) on a company’s ESG rating support the business case for investing in or financing CCS?
- How does climate litigation and public policy impact corporate risk and ESG ratings?
The resulting assessment addressed each of these questions, to provide a clearer picture of the complex relationship between the development and scope of ESG ratings, the impacts of a company’s ESG performance and ultimately, whether this will influence future investment in CCS.
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講演資料：Japan-Asia CCUS Forum 2020 （2020年10月6日開催 ）Presentations for Japan-Asia CCUS Forum 2020 (6th October 2020)
6th October 2020
English descriptions follow Japanese.
2020年10月6日（木）に、「Japan-Asia CCUS Forum 2020」（日本CCS調査株式会社共催）を開催いたしました。この度は、多数のご参加を頂き、有難うございました。本ページにて、講演資料並びに、録画を公開いたします。
Thank you very much for your participation to "Japan-Asia CCUS Forum 2020" (Japan CCS Co. Ltd. as co-host )was held on 6 October. Presentations & video recordings of the forum are now available here.
＜開催概要＞
会合名：「Japan-Asia CCUS Forum 2020」(2020月10月6日（火）10時～16時45分開催）
主催：グローバルCCSインスティテュート（GCCSI）、日本CCS調査株式会社（JCCS）
共催：国立研究開発法人 新エネルギー・産業技術総合開発機構（NEDO）
後援：経済産業省（METI）、公益財団法人地球環境産業技術研究機構(RITE)
<Event Overview>
Event: "Japan-Asia CCUS Forum 2020" held on 6 October (Tue), 2020 / 10:00 - 16:45
Hosted by： Global CCS Institute (GCCSI) and Japan CCS Co. Ltd.(JCCS)
Co-hosted by: New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO)
Supported by：Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industries (METI) and Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE)
<フォーラム録画リンク：Links for video recording>
日本語録画 / Japanese interpretation:
冒頭挨拶および、第一部/Opening Remarks and Part I：録画リンク/Recording
第二部/Part II:：録画リンク/Recording
第三部/Part III：録画リンク/Recording
英語録画 / English interpretation
冒頭挨拶および、第一部/Opening Remarks and Part I：Recording
第二部/Part II：Recording
第三部/Part III : Recording
＜プログラムおよび、講演資料＞
| 開始 | プログラム | 配布資料 | |
| 9:55 | 司会事務連絡 | ||
| 10:00 | 司会開会宣言・後援関係者/共催者/主催者挨拶 | ||
| 10:00 | 司会：グローバルCCSインスティテュート 日本代表 南坊博司 | ||
| 経済産業大臣政務官 宗清皇一 | |||
| 国立研究開発法人 新エネルギー・産業技術総合開発機構 理事 小林 出 | |||
| 主催者挨拶：グローバルCCSインスティテュート CEO ブラッド・ペイジ | CV | ||
| 主催者挨拶：日本CCS調査株式会社 代表取締役社長 中島 俊朗 | CV日 | CV英 | |
| 10:19 | 第一部「苫小牧CCSプロジェクトの成果と今後の展望」 | ||
| 司会挨拶 | |||
| 来賓挨拶：苫小牧市長 岩倉博文 | |||
| 講演 「苫小牧CCSプロジェクトの成果と今後の展望」 | 講演資料 | CV日 | |
| 日本CCS調査㈱ 顧問 | CV英 | ||
| 石井正一 | |||
| 招待講演「Toshiba’s Activity in Ministry of the Environment Sustainable CCS Project」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| 東芝エネルギーシステムズ㈱「 | |||
| パワーシステム事業部 パワーシステム技術・開発部 エキスパート | |||
| 北村英夫 | |||
| 招待講演 「Stepping- and Mile-stones of Monitoring at Tomakomai」 | 講演資料 | CV日 | |
| 東京大学大学院工学系研究科エネルギー・資源フロンティアセンター 教授 | CV英 | ||
| スタンフォード大学エネルギー資源工学科 客員教授 | |||
| 佐藤光三 | |||
| 招待講演 インターナショナルCCSナレッジセンター副社長 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| C. Beth (Hardy) Valiaho | |||
| 招待講演「Success Stories: Tomakomai and the Illinois Basin–Decatur Project」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| イリノイ大学イリノイ州立地質調査所主任科学者 | |||
| Sallie Greenberg | |||
| 海外からのメッセージ | CV | ||
| 1 IEAGHGジェネラルマネジャー Tim Dixon | CV | ||
| 2 英国政府ビジネス・エネルギー・産業戦略省 革新的技術・国際協力部門CCUS研究開発 副部長 Brian Allison |
CV | ||
| 3 テキサス大学オースティン校経済地質局 主任科学者 Katherine Romanak | |||
| 11:41 | 質疑応答 | ||
| 11:46 | 総括（Part I） | ||
| 11:50 | 昼食 | ||
| 13:00 | 第二部 「我が国におけるCCS普及に向けて」 | ||
| 13:00 | 講演 「2050年に向けたCCSへの期待」 | 講演資料 | CV |
| 京都大学 名誉教授 | |||
| 松岡 俊文 | |||
| 13:20 | パネルディスカッション 「我が国におけるCCS普及に向けての議論」 | ||
| ファシリテーター／パネリストによるショートプレゼンを含む | |||
| 二酸化炭素地中貯留技術研究組合 理事長 | CV | ||
| 山地 憲治（ファシリテーター） | |||
| ショートプレゼンテーション | 講演資料英語 | CV | |
| 「エネルギー・温暖化対策評価モデルを用いたCCSの経済性分析」 | 講演資料日本語 | ||
| （公財）地球環境産業技術研究機構 システム研究グループ グループリーダー／主席研究員 | |||
| 秋元圭吾（パネリスト） | |||
| 「CCUS in Japan Present and future」 | 講演資料 | ||
| 経済産業省 産業技術環境局 地球環境対策室 室長 | |||
| 川口 征洋 （パネリスト） | |||
| 「CCSのコストについて」 | 講演資料英語 | CV | |
| 早稲田大学 創造理工学部 総合機械工学科 教授 | 講演資料日本語 | ||
| 中垣 隆雄 （パネリスト） | |||
| 「日本におけるCCUS導入の障壁」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| （一財）電力中央研究所 地球工学研究所 首席研究員 | |||
| 海江田 秀志 （パネリスト） | |||
| 「CCSの事業化に向けた課題-長期的な責任-」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| 日本エヌ・ユー・エス株式会社 取締役会長 | |||
| 岸本 幸雄 （パネリスト） | |||
| 京都大学 名誉教授 松岡 俊文 （パネリスト | |||
| 14:20 | 第二部質疑応答および総括 | ||
| 14:30 | 休憩 | ||
| 15:15 | 第三部 「2050年を見据えたアジアにおける今後のCCS展開」 | ||
| 15:15 | 講演 「Global status of CCS and developments in Asia」 | 講演資料 | |
| Global CCS Institute CEO | |||
| Brad Page | |||
| 15:30 | パネルディスカッション 「2050年を見据えたアジアにおける今後のCCS展開」 | ||
| パネリストによるショートプレゼンを含む | |||
| Brad Page（ファシリテーター ） | |||
| 豪州ビクトリア州政府 「CarbonNet Project」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions | |||
| Commerical Branch, Rural and Regional Victoria | |||
| Project Director, The CarbonNet Project | |||
| Ian Filby | |||
| インドネシア政府 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| Director of Oil and Gas Technical dan Environmental Affairs | |||
| DG Oil and Gas, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Directorate General of Oil and Gas | |||
| Dr. Adhi Wibowo | |||
| 「Moving towards Asia CCUS Network」 | 講演資料 | ||
| 経済産業省 産業技術環境局 地球環境対策室 室長 | |||
| 川口 征洋 | |||
| Petronas | CV | ||
| Head Sarawak Resource Development Malaysia Petroleum Management | |||
| Wan Atikahsari Wan Zakaria | |||
| 「ASEAN Could Need CCUS」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| 東アジア・アセアン経済研究センター（ERIA）エネルギー担当特別顧問 | |||
| 木村 繁 | |||
| 「CCS/CCUS Technology for INPEX」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| 国際石油開発帝石株式会社 (INPEX) | |||
| 技術本部 技術企画ユニット ジェネラルマネージャー | |||
| 高橋 功 | |||
| 「Enabling Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage - CCUS in BP」 | 講演資料 | CV | |
| BP Indonesia | |||
| Business Development Director | |||
| Liesel Ramnarine | |||
| 16:30 | Q&Aおよび総括（Part III) | ||
| 16:45 | 閉会 | ||
<Program and presentations>
| Start | Program | Presentation | CV |
| 10:00 | Opening remarks | ||
| 10:00 | MC: Hiroshi Nambo, Global CCS Institute | ||
| 10:02 | Koichi Munekiyo, Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry | ||
| 10:07 | Izuru Kobayashi, Executive Director, New Energy and Industrial Technology Development OrganizationNew Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) | ||
| 10:11 | Brad Page, CEO, Global CCS Institute (Online) | CV | |
| 10:15 | Toshiaki Nakajima, President, Japan CCS Co., Ltd. | CV | |
| 10:19 | Part I "Tomakomai CCS Demonstration Project - Achievements and Future Outlook" | ||
| 10:19 | Opening remarks by Takashi Kawabata | ||
| Director & General Manager of Administration Dept., | |||
| Japan CCS Co., Ltd. | |||
| 10:21 | Greetings by Hirofumi Iwakura | ||
| Mayor of Tomakomai City (Video Appearance) | |||
| 10:24 | Organizer’s Presentation: | 〇 | CV |
| "Tomakomai CCS Demonstration Project - Achievements and Future Outlook" | |||
| Shoichi Ishii | |||
| Special Corporate Advisor, Japan CCS Co., Ltd. | |||
| 10:51 | Presentation by invited speaker 1: "Toshiba’s Activity in Ministry of the Environment Sustainable CCS Project" | 〇 | CV |
| Hideo Kitamura | |||
| Expert, Power Systems Design Dept., Power Systems Div., Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation | |||
| 11:01 | Presentation by invited speaker 2: | 〇 | CV |
| "Stepping- and Mile-stones of Monitoring at Tomakomai" | |||
| Dr. Kozo Sato | |||
| Professor, Frontier Research Center for Energy and Resources, School of Engineering, | |||
| The University of Tokyo | |||
| Visiting Professor, Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford University (Online) | |||
| 11:11 | Presentation by invited speaker 3: | ||
| C. Beth (Hardy) Valiaho | |||
| Vice President, International CCS Knowlerge Centre (Online) | |||
| 11:21 |
Presentation by invited speaker 4: "Success Stories: Tomakomai and the Illinois Basin–Decatur Project" |
〇 | CV |
| Dr. Sallie Greenberg | |||
| Principal Scientist, University of Illinois – Illinois State Geological Survey (Online) | |||
| Message from the world (Video Appearance) | CV | ||
| 1) Tim Dixon, General Manager, IEAGHG | CV | ||
| 2) Brian Allison | CV | ||
| Assistant Head, CCUS R&D, Innovation and International Engagement, | |||
| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS); | |||
| a Government Department of the United Kingdom | |||
| 3) Dr. Katherine Romanak | |||
| Research Scientist, Bureau of Economic Geology | |||
| The University of Texas at Austin | |||
| 11:41 | Q&A session | ||
| 11:46 | Wrap up | ||
| 11:50 | Lunch | ||
| 13:00 | Part Ⅱ "Further deployment of CCS in Japan" | ||
| 13:00 | "Expectation for CCS toward 2050" | 〇 | CV |
| Presentation by Emeritus Prof. Toshifumi Matsuoka | |||
| Kyoto University | |||
| 13:20 | Panel Discussion with short presentation | ||
| "Discussion on further deployment of CCS in Japan" | |||
| Prof. Kenji Yamaji | CV | ||
| President, Geological Carbon Dioxide Storage Technology Research Association | |||
| Presentation by Panelist: | |||
| "Economic Analyses on CCS by using an Energy Systems and Climate Change Mitigation Mode" | 〇 | CV | |
| Dr. Keigo Akimoto | |||
| Group Leader/Chief Researcher of Systems Analysis Group, | |||
| Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth | |||
| "CCUS in Japan Present and future" | 〇 | ||
| Yukihiro Kawaguchi | |||
| Director, Global Environment Partnership Office, | |||
| Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry, Japan | |||
| "Cost of CCS- Current & Future Trends -" | 〇 | CV | |
| Takao Nakagaki | |||
| Professor, School of Creative Science and Engineering, Waseda University | |||
| "Barriers to The Implementation of CCUS in Japan" | 〇 | CV | |
| Dr. Hideshi Kaieda | |||
| Executive Research Geophysicist of Civil Engineering Research Laboratory, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry | |||
| "Issues for commercialization of CCS- Long-term responsibility -" | 〇 | CV | |
| Yukio Kishimoto | |||
| Chairman and Member of the Board, JAPAN NUS Co.,Ltd.(JANUS) | |||
| Toshifumi Matsuoka, Emeritus Professor. , Kyoto University as a panelist | |||
| 14:20 | QA and wrap up | ||
| 14:30 | Coffee break | ||
| 15:15 | Part Ⅲ "Future deployment of CCS in Asia with 2050 prospective" | ||
| 15:15 | Organizer's Presentation: | 〇 | |
| "Global status of CCS and developments in Asia" | |||
| Brad Page | |||
| CEO, Global CCS Institute | |||
| 15:30 | Panel Discussion with Short presentation : | ||
| "Future deployment of CCS in Asia with 2050 prospective" | |||
| Brad Page as facilitator | |||
| Short presetations by panelist | 〇 | CV | |
| "CarbonNet Project" | |||
| Ian Filby | |||
| Project Director, The CarbonNet Project | |||
| Commercial Branch, Rural and Regional Victoria | |||
| Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions | |||
| Victoria State Government | |||
| ”CCUS Activities in Indonesia” | 〇 | CV | |
| Dr. Adhi Wibowo | |||
| Director of Oil and Gas Technical dan Environmental Affairs at DG Oil and Gas | |||
| Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Directorate General of Oil and Gas | |||
| Indonesian Government | |||
| ”CCUS in Japan Present and future” | 〇 | ||
| Yukihiro Kawaguchi | |||
| Director, Global Environment Partnership Office, | |||
| Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry, Japan | |||
| Wan Atikahsari Wan Zakaria | CV | ||
| Head Sarawak Malaysia Petroleum Management | |||
| Petronas | |||
| "ASEAN Could Need CCUS" | 〇 | CV | |
| Shigeru Kimura | |||
| Special Advisor on Energy Affairs | |||
| Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) | |||
| "CCS/CCUS Technology for INPEX" | 〇 | CV | |
| Isao Takahashi Ph. D. | |||
| General Manager | |||
| Technical Planning & Coordination Unit, | |||
| Technical Division | |||
| INPEX CORPORATION | |||
| ”Enabling Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage - CCUS in BP” | 〇 | CV | |
| Liesel Ramnarine | |||
| BP Indonesia | |||
| Business Development Director | |||
| 16:30 | QA and wrap up |
Disclaimer
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Content and material featured within this section of our website includes reports and research published by third parties. The content and material may include opinions and recommendations of third parties that do not reflect those held by the Global CCS Institute.
De-risking of CCS: A Primer for Investors and Businesses in the United States
28th September 2020
Over the past year, the outlook for CCS has been positive, particularly in the United States (US). Thanks to broad bipartisan support at both the federal and state level, CCS in the US has seen growth exceeding that of any other nation.
Additionally, the Institute has seen an increase in new stakeholders looking to engage and explore the role of CCS in their emissions reduction strategies. These new stakeholders include sustainable investors who believe CCS projects can deliver strong returns while achieving environmental goals and mitigating climate change risk.
These new market entrants, however, often share a common concern; the need to de-risk CCS for investment.
This briefing will serve to summarise ongoing work by the Institute to communicate and educate stakeholders on the potential risk characteristics of CCS and to discuss these in the context of de-risking CCS investments and addressing challenges from a US perspective.
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Net-Zero and Geospheric Return: Actions Today for 2030 and Beyond
22nd September 2020
In a report co-authored by Columbia University’s Centre on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) and the Global CCS Institute titled ‘Net Zero and Geospheric Return: Actions today for 2030’, findings reveal that climate finance policies and the development of carbon dioxide removal technologies need to grow rapidly within the next 10 years in order to curb climate change and hit net-zero targets.
The report unveils several additional key findings and recommendations to avoid climate catastrophe:
- With 2020 set to close the hottest decade on record, CO2 emissions need to drop by 50% to achieve net-zero climate goals by 2030
- The rapid deployment of climate mitigating infrastructure needs to occur, including the expansion of CO2 pipelines from the current 8,000 km to 43,000 km by 2030
- Clear climate polices which reduce the financial and regulatory risk of CO2 capture and storage and increase CO2 storage options need to be quickly developed and implemented
Download the full report for more.
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The Value of CCS: For Climate, Economy and Society (Factsheet and Video)
7th August 2020
The Value of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) thought leadership report evaluates the benefits of large-scale investment and deployment of CCS projects, both through an economic and climate change mitigation lens.
This newly released factsheet highlights the key components of the report including:
- The deep decarbonisation of hard-to-abate industrial sectors through the use of CCS technologies
- Widespread job creation tied to CCS deployment
- The delivery of innovation led economic growth
Download the factsheet below and have a quick look at our video for more highlights on the value of CCS.
To read the full Value of CCS thought leadership report, click here.
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講演資料：公開ウェビナー「なぜ世界はCCSが必要なのか？ – 世界のCCSの動向とその課題」
6th August 2020
会合名：「なぜ世界はCCSが必要なのか？ - 世界のCCSの動向とその課題」
主催： グローバルCCSインスティテュート日本事務所 (HP)
後援： 公益財団法人地球環境産業技術研究機構(RITE)
日時： 2020年8月6日（木）15:30～17:00
スピーカー：
グローバルCCSインスティテュート 法規制担当シニアコンサルタント イアン・ヘイバークロフト (Ian Havercroft)
グローバルCCSインスティテュート 貯留担当シニアコンサルタント クリス・コンソリ (Dr. Chris Consoli)
モデレーター：グローバルCCSインスティテュート 日本代表 南坊 博司
会議言語：日本語および英語 （同時通訳）
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Global Storage Resource Assessment 2020
2nd July 2020
Organisation(s): Global CCS Institute, Pale Blue Dot
Topic(s): CO2 storage
The CO2 Storage Resource Catalogue is a pioneering initiative to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCS) by supporting the consistent evaluation of storage resources.
This report, authored by Pale Blue Dot Energy, details the findings of the first assessment for CO2 Storage Resource Catalogue.
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Overview of Organisations and Policies Supporting the Deployment of Large-Scale CCS Facilities
30th June 2020
Organisation(s): Global CCS Institute
Topic(s): CCS policy
While there are currently relatively few CCS facilities in operation and in development, there are significant differences in the enabling environments for CCS deployment. This report explores the potential role of Delivery Bodies to help enable the deployment of CCS. It also provides an overview of the organisations involved in the deployment of large-scale CCS facilities, and the policy and regulatory frameworks that have supported this deployment.
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