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February 2013

Computational Carbon Capture

February 15, 2013
Columbia University, 627 SW in Mudd Hall

In this presentation, we describe how computational techniques can be used to screen materials for carbon capture.

Organizing Committee

Organizing Committee Chair: Ralph Exton, GE Power & Water Jeanette Brown, UConn Walker Garrison, Valero James Goodrich, EPA Loraine Huchler, MarTech Systems Annette Johnston, Abbott Wendy Reed, Chemstations Ari Selvakumar, EPA Laura Watson, GE Power & Water Tracy Young, DOW

NSF RCN-CCUS: Kick-off Meeting

February 14, 2013
Columbia University, Seminar Room 826 in Mudd Hall

This meeting will take place in person at Columbia University & via Webex for remote participants.

Session 5: Final Panel


Session Chair: Tracy Young, DOW

Session 4: Practical Implementation


Session Chair: Loraine Huchler, MarTech Systems

Mikel Goldblatt

Industrial water & wastewater treatment process expert.Read more

Chris Shineldecker

Principal Scientist – ARCADIS – National Technical Expert – Oil & Gas Compliance and Operations
Chris Shineldecker has over 31 years of experience in the petroleum and consulting industries. Mr. Shineldecker is a subject matter expert in the upstream oil & gas operations, including technical and environmental aspects of well siting, drilling, completion, production, and abandonment and restoration across the lifecycle of a well, a field, or a play.Read more

Session 3: Technology and Applications

Session Chair: Jeanette Brown, UConn

A review of commercialized and developmental technologies for industrial water reuse and conservation and application strategies.

Erik Hanson

Erik Hanson is the Global Product Management Leader for Systems at GE Power & Water located in Minnetonka, MN. He has over 20 years of experience in industrial water treatment using membranes.Read more

Session 2: Industry Perspective

An examination of the hurdles and opportunities for water reuse and conservation in industrial sites and to the role of other factors such as scarcity, regulation, and corporate sustainability issues in these decisions.

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