Advanced Power Generation Technology Forum

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APGTF Strategy 2014

Cleaner Fossil Power Generation in the 21st Century – Moving Forward

A technology strategy for carbon capture and storage. January 2014.

Available for download here.

Past Events

December 2016:

Workshop: Power generation (coal, gas, and biomass) under increasingly stringent emissions regulations, 6th December.

The presentations are now available to view and download from the CRF website.

October 2015:

Carbon Capture and Storage: What role for R&D in delivering cost-competitive CCS projects in the UK in the 2020's?

Click here for more information.

March 2014:

14^th Annual APGTF Workshop 2014: 'The Role of Fossil Fuel Power Plant in Providing Flexible Generation'

The Agenda and presentations for the above Workshop are now available to view and download.

February 2013:

13^th Annual APGTF Workshop 2013: 'Carbon Capture & Storage – a Showcase of UK Research & Development’

The Agenda and presentations for the above Workshop are now available to view and download.

March 2011:

2^nd Knowledge Transfer Network Workshop on National Ambitions for Power Generation in the UK.

The Agenda and presentations for the above Workshop are now available to view and download.

IPA CCS Skills Study

In 2010, Doosan Babcock, in conjunction with the Industrial and Power Association (IPA), conducted an assessment of the economic benefits, employment possibilities and skills needs arising from a major global programme of carbon capture and storage (CCS). Download the IPA CCS Skills Study document.

2nd APGTF Workshop - Forum on Research and Development for Near-to-Zero Emission Power Generation

DTI Conference Centre, 1 Victoria Street, London | 24 September 2001

09.15	Registration and Coffee
10.00	Chairman’s Introduction, Nick Otter, ALSTOM Power
10.10	Foresight ENE Panel – Aims, objectives and current position, John McMullan Ulster University, Chairman of Foresight Futures Task Force
10.25	Overview on EC Energy RTD relevant to EU Policy Issues, Pedro de Sampaio Nunes, DG Transport and Energy
10.45	EPSRC on Sustainable Power Generation programme, John Loughhead ALSTOM, Chairman of EPSRC Energy Review Panel
11.05	Fossil Fuels Options, Tony Oliver Ktech, Representative of APGTF
11.25	Renewables Options, Adam Brown, ETSU, AEA Technology
11.45	Nuclear Options, John Haddon, British Nuclear Industries Forum
12.05	Proposal for Integrated UK strategy, George Marsh AEA Technology, Rapporteur to Foresight ZEPG Initiative
12.20	Introduction to Workshop
12.30	Lunch (and Questionnaire)
13.30	Workshop with break-out sessions
14.45-15.15	Afternoon Tea available
15.30	Workshop Presentations
16.10	Questionnaire feedback and analysis
16.40	Chairman’s Summing-up
16.45	Close