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Oil and Gas Innovation in the Fossil Fuel Future |
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| Location and date(s) of workshop: |
Brussels, Belgium: 22-23 February 2006 |
| Organiser(s): | IEA Advisory Group on Oil and Gas Technology |
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Background: |
This two-day event will explore the overall technology and policy conclusions and findings of the recent IEA's study "Resources to Reserves, Oil and Gas Technologies for the Energy Markets of the Future". It will be of interest to key stakeholders in national governments and international bodies, the oil and gas industry and the hydrocarbon-related research community. |
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Background Information and Agenda Participants List |
| Proceedings: | • Welcome and Introduction to Dialogue Jostein Dahl Karlsen, Chair, IEA Advisory Group on Oil and Gas Technologies Vice Chair, Sustainable Energy Supply, IEA Working Party for Fossil Fuels • Resources to Reserves, Oil and Gas Technologies for the Energy Markets of the Future - introduction to IEA's pioneer book on Oil and Gas Technologies Dr. Antonio Pflüger, Head, Energy Collaboration Division, IEA • EU Policy for Long Term Energy Security in light of overall Energy Perspectives and Trends Ioannis Samouilidis, DG TREN, European Commission • National Level RD&D • Role of Radical Innovation in Long Term Upstream Expansion • Supplying the Technology for Sustainable Fossil Energies towards a
Green Energy Economy • Panel Discussion: What are the appropriate steps to promote progress
in upstream oil and gas technologies? • Wrap-up Thursday 23 February • IEA Follow up to the G8 Initiative – Relevance
to Oil and Gas • Focusing Future CO2 Research Platforms
in Europe – the Case
of Sub Surface RD&D • European Research Focus within CO2
Storage and EOR – the EU
Framework Programme • Technology Pathways for Matching Global
CO2 Sources with Sinks – Company
and • The North Sea as a Future Hub for CO2
EOR – Opportunities and
Challenges • Next generation CO2 EOR opportunities in the US and globally • Role of Future European Power Sector Options in a Carbon Constraint
World • Documenting The Broader Picture on CO2 Capture and Storage Opportunities • CO2 EOR Challenges and Opportunities
in Europe – Highlights
from a Recent Study • Role of CO2 EOR in Progressing Carbon Capture and Storage Worldwide • Competitiveness of CO2 as an EOR Medium • Addressing CO2 Sub Surface Gaps – How
far have we advanced? • Europe as a Hub for Sub Surface CO2 Research and Demonstration • Government Efforts on Making CO2 Handling Work
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