Carbon capture, storage and re-use in India  
How do we get carbon capture, storage and re-use technology implemented in India? 
October 11-12, 2018, Victor Menezes Convention Center, IIT Bombay, Mumbai

Could there be a CO2 capture, storage and utlisation industry in India?

Our conference in Mumbai, organised together with Indian Institute of Technology Department of Earth Sciences, on October 11-12, explores the current possibilities.

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U P Pani, Jupiter Oxygen Corporation

Speakers include

• V P Dimri President, 36th International Geological Congress 2020 (plenary speaker)
• A K Misra, Gas Hydrate Research & Technology Centre, ONGC
• Ajay Kumar Singh, CSIR Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research
• Ajit Sahoo, lead geologist, Reliance Industries Limited
• Amit Garg, IIM Ahmedabad
• Amitava Bandyopadhyay, University of Calcutta
• Anand B Rao, Centre for Technology Alternatives for Rural Areas, IITB
• Bhawna Singh, Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change
• D. B. Tuli, Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of S&T
• John Williams, British Geological Survey
• Jonathan Pearce, British Geological Survey
• Nimisha Vedanti, CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute
• Peter Warren, Climate Investment Lead, Government of UK
• Pradeep Perera, Asian Development Bank
• Ramesh Kumar, Carbon Clean Solutions Ltd
• Reza Azin, Persian Gulf University
• Sangeeta Baksi TIFAC, Ministry of Science and Technology
• Sankhajit Saha, Baker Hughes
• Sebastian Chirambatte Peter, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research
• Shib Sankar Ganguli, IIT Kanpur
• Soujanya Y, CSIR - Indian Institute of Chemical Technology
• Sujit Karmakar, National Institute of Technology Durgapur
• Sukanta Dash, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University, Gujarat
• Thomas Weber, Jupiter Oxygen Corporation
• U P Pani, Jupiter Oxygen Corporation
• Ujjwal Pal, CSIR - Indian Institute of Chemical Technology
• Vijay Yeul, senior chemist (environment), Chandrapur Super Thermal Power Station,Chandrapur
• Vivek Pandey, Power System Operation Corporation Limited, Mumbai

Day 1 Morning session: 
CCUS – a key step in India’s climate strategy

Afternoon sessions 

• Carbon Capture Science and Technology, 
• Carbon utilisation and storage,
• Summary of knowledge in carbon capture, 
• Summary of knowledge in utilization-storage

Day 2 Opening session

• A case for CCUS in India
• Challenges and Opportunities for CCUS in India
• Is India CCUS ready?

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Chairman
Dr. Vikram Vishal, Assistant Professor, Department of Earth Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay co-editor Geologic Carbon Sequestration
-  pros and the cons of various types of geologic storage, including offshore storage
- why government and industry should support more research and development to understand potential for Indian reservoirs
- views about the best way to get carbon capture started in India

Event history
We previously ran this event on September 30 2016.
You can see the agenda ahd watch videos here
and view the attendee list here

Carbon Capture Journal has run a range of events in London, Brussels, Mumbai, Warsaw and Rotterdam on carbon capture - see our list of past events here.

Download the report from our Oct 2016 Mumbai event