Symposium on Decarbonization in Steel Sector 2017

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Emissions from the industrial sector represent approximately a quarter of global emissions, more than half of these originate from the combined production of steel and cement，and more than 60% of the world crude steel is produced in Asia, mainly in China, Japan and Korea. Carbon capture, utilization and storage technology, related applications, policy analysis and economic research have significant roles to play in managing the emissions from the steel sector.

The Symposium on Decarbonization: CCUS Perspective in Steel Sector, which is co-organized by Peking University and Global CCS Institute, and is supported by China Iron and Steel Association and BHP. The event was held on May 10, 2017, at Stanford Centre of Peking University, Beijing, China. Governmental officials, industrial experts, and scholars attended the events to address key technical, policy and economic issues related to CCUS in the Steel Sector.

Symposium Agenda

Morning Session

Moderation by FU Jun, Professor, National School of Development at Peking University

Opening Remark

Mr. SUN Zhen, Deputy Director General, Department of Climate Change, National Development and Reform Commission

Mr. Dene Yeaman, Counsellor Economic, Australian Embassy

Dr. Graham Winkelman, Practice Lead Climate Change, BHP Billiton

Global status of CCS, by Michael Monea, President and CEO, The International CCS Knowledge Centre

Global Status of CCS and CCS in steel industry, by Alex Zapantis, General Manager, Asia Pacific, Global CCS Institute

Emission Reduction in Chinese Steel Industry, CHEN Liyun, Director, Department of Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection, China Iron and Steel Association

Low Carbon Development of China's Iron and Steel Industry, by LI Xinchuang, President of China Metallurgical Industry Planning and Research Institute

Analysis on Development Potential of CCUS Technology, by LI Junfeng, Former Director, National Centre for Climate Change Strategy and International Cooperation

Policy Analysis for CCUS Development in Steel Sector, LIU Qiang, Director of Strategy and Planning Department, National Centre for Climate Change Strategy and International Cooperation

The Economic Implication of Market-based Mitigation Policy, Prof. XU Jintao, Associate Dean of National School of Development at Peking University, Liu Yu, Researcher of China Academy of Sciences

Afternoon Session

Moderator by Dr. Tony Zhang, GCCSI

Baosteel’s Practice in CO2 Emission Reduction and Development of CCS, SONG Qingshi, Institute of Energy and Environment Research, Baosteel

Steel Industry Emission and Storage Sites Source-sink Matching, FANG Zhiming, Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, China Academy of Sciences

CCS development in Japanese Steel Sector, by Hiroshi Nambo, Branch Representative for Japan, Global CCS Institute

Approaches and Costs for Applying CCS to a Chinese Steel Plant (Shougang Jingtang), Tony Zhang, Global CCS Institute

Panel Discussion and Q&A

Technical Considerations for CCS in the Steel Sector, Prof. ZHANG Dongxiao, Dean, College of Engineering at Peking University

Capture Utilization Storage, by Prof. WANG Xidong, College of Engineering at Peking University

Business Case Development for FOAK CCS Plant on Steel Mill, by Professor LEI Ming, Guanghua School of Management at Peking University, and Professor LIN Qianguo, North China Electric Power University

Economic Model of CCS, by Dr. LIANG Xi, The University of Edinburgh

The Future of CCS in the Industrial Sector in China, by Dr. Graham Winkelman, Practice Lead Climate Change, BHP

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