If you would like to learn more about whether leaks in a carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline could escalate to a propagating fracture or if CO2 should be regulated as a dangerous fluid under the Pipeline Safety Regulations then the First International Forum on the Transportation of CO2 by Pipeline is for you.
To be held from 1–2 July 2010, the forum is designed to create a comprehensive framework for engineers, regulators and operators to approach issues arising from the transportation of CO2 by pipeline.
The first day of presentations will cover topics ranging from the economic modelling of potential CO2 pipelines to the technology gaps that need to be filled in order to deliver cross-country and subsea CO2 pipelines in Europe or the Middle East.
Day two of the forum will feature presentations regarding the impact of carbon capture on the transportation phase, regulatory and funding issues, material selection for pipeline construction as well as an open session in which delegates will have the opportunity to discuss the formulation of a transportation network.
Know where the industry is heading with the latest information on current and future projects and research activities.
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Participate in the open session intended to discuss formation of an academic and industry network to further progress this important topic.
Meet other members of the industry taking an active interest in this sector.
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