6th APGTF Workshop 2005, Agenda and Presentations
Implementing the Strategy
Church House, Westminster, London 15th December 2005
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| 09.30 | Registration and Coffee |
| 10.00 |  Chairman's Introduction (239.06 Kb) Nick Otter, Chairman APGTF, ALSTOM Power |
| Part 1 | UK Initiatives and Strategies |
| 10.15 | Opening Talk (119.21 Kb) Bronwen Northmore, DTI |
| 10.30 | A Strategy for Developing CATs for Fossil Fuels- the Way Forward and Delivery (399.22 Kb) Brian Morris, DTI |
| 11.00 | UK Energy Research Actions & CAT (532.78 Kb) Peter Hedges, EPSRC |
| Part 2 | Existing Projects and the Link with the Strategy |
| 11.30 | Encouraging CO2 Capture in Coal Gasification Plants (1.03 Mb) John Griffiths, Jacobs Consultancy |
| 11.50 | Coal-Fired Advanced Supercritical Retrofit Technology with CO2 Capture (1.24 Mb) Mike Farley, MBEL |
| 12.10 | BP Low Carbon Initiatives (2.82 Mb) Iain Wright, BP |
| 12.30 | Lunch |
| Part 3 | International Initiatives and Strategies |
| 13.30 | Carbon Abatement Technology Strategy in the EU (2.13 Mb) Pierre Dechamps, European Commission |
| 14.00 | The Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum - an International Climate Change Initiative (530.23 Kb) Phil Sharman, International Technology Promoter, DTI |
| 14.30 | G8 and Associated Initiatives (1.14 Mb) Bill Senior, DEFRA |
| 15.00 | Tea and Refreshments |
| Part 4 | Way Forward and Priorities - Views of UK Industry and Stakeholders |
| 15.20 | CAT Strategy - Implementation and Way Forward (89.45 Kb) Nick Otter, APGTF |
| 15.35 | Panel Session and Open Discussion (181.72 Kb) |
| 16.45 | Chairman's Summing Up (82.51 Kb) Nick Otter, APGTF |
| 17.00 | Close |
| 17.00 | Reception |
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