刊行物、報告書および研究調査

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" 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＞

<Program and presentations>

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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 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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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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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is needed as part of the toolkit of technologies to achieve net-zero emissions by mid-century. Yet, texts and commentary about CCS often include qualifiers that are related to the expenditures necessary to deploy it; ‘costly’, ‘exorbitantly expensive’, ‘unaffordable’, ‘uneconomical’. As such, the argument most often brought forward against deployment of CCS is that it is an expensive way of reducing emissions.

This brief written by our Senior Advisors for Advocacy and Communications Lucy Temple-Smith and Lee Beck demonstrates that:

• To reach net-zero emissions by mid-century and achieve global climate change targets all decarbonisation options are needed.
• Carbon capture and storage (CCS) plays an important role reducing emissions to net-zero and limiting the overall system cost of decarbonisation.
• With versatile applications, CCS cost differs across its variety of industrial and power-related applications – there is no singular cost of CCS.
• Considering the urgency of the climate crisis, cost should not be a deterrent to investing in CCS nor dictate sequencing of the deployment of decarbonisation options. Instead, deployment will lead to cost reductions.
• A value on carbon is needed to support the business case for large-scale CCS deployment and overcome the technology ‘valley of death’.

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In recent decades, Southeast Asia has been one of fastest growing regions of the world. Its energy demand has grown more than 80 per cent from 2000. Oil, coal and gas provides more than 70 per cent of its energy. With the region’s power generation fuel mix and rapidly growing natural gas production, alongside established and emerging emissions reduction committments, CCS has a unique and critical role to play.

In this paper, Institute’s Senior Client Engagement Lead Dr Tony Zhang, discusses why Southeast Asia needs CCS, the specific drivers behind the opportunities for accelerated deployment and the critical role of CCS hub and cluster networks in reducing the region’s emissions.

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The new flagship Global CCS Institute thought leadership report analyzes the major benefits of the large-scale investment and deployment of CCS and discusses the existing evidence related to the value of CCS under two overarching themes.

CCS as an essential technology to economically meet long-term climate targets and for risk mitigation through: 

• Achieving deep decarbonisation in hard-to-abate industry;
• Enabling the production of clean hydrogen at scale;
• Providing low-carbon dispatchable power;
• Delivering negative emissions.

CCS is a driver of economic growth and employment by: 

• Creating and sustaining jobs;
• Supporting economic growth through new net-zero industries and innovation spillovers;
• Facilitating a just transition by alleviating geographic and timing mismatches;
• Enabling infrastructure reuse and deferral of decommissioning costs.

This report was authored by the Institute’s Senior Consultant – Economics Alex Townsend and Research Analyst Nabeela Raji, as well as the Institute’s General Manager – Commercial, Alex Zapantis. You can tweet about the report using #ValueCCS.

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