New York City - March 5, 2009
Carbon Capture & Sequestration Public Workshop
Free Admittance

Time

Topic

Speaker

7:30a – 8:30 a

Continental Breakfast (Provided)

8:30a

Welcome & Introduction

Opening Address

Steve Caldwell, Regional Policy Coordinator, Pew Center on Global Climate Change

8:45a

Climate Change: The Scale of the Task that Confronts Us

James Dooley, Senior Staff Engineer, Joint Global Change Research Institute

9:15a

Carbon Capture & Sequestration:

A Primer

Sally Benson, Executive Director, Global Climate & Energy Project, Stanford University

10:00a

Break

10:15a

Carbon Capture & Sequestration: Key Field Studies and Conclusions

Susan Hovorka, Principal Investigator, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas

10:45a

Carbon Capture & Sequestration Economics

Howard Herzog, Principal Researcher, CCS Technologies Program, Laboratory for Energy & the Environment, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

11:15a

Open Panel Discussion

All

12:00p

Lunch (Provided)

1:00p

Carbon Capture & Sequestration: What We Know And What We Don’t Know?

Julio Friedmann, Leader, Energy & Environment Directorate, Carbon Management Program, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

1:30p

Carbon Capture & Sequestration: Views from Industry

Gardiner Hill, Director, BP Alternative Energy Global Carbon Sequestration

Technology Group

Caroline Angoorly, Head of Environmental Markets - North America, J.P. Morgan, Global Commodities

2:00p

Carbon Capture & Sequestration:  The Enhanced Oil Recovery Story

Ronald T. Evans – Senior Vice President, Reservoir Engineering, Denbury Resources

Tim Bradley – President, Kinder-Morgan CO₂ Company

2:30p

Break

2:45p

Carbon Capture & Sequestration Policy Needs

David Hawkins, Director, Climate Programs, Natural Resources Defense Council

Mark Brownstein, Managing Director of Business Partnerships, Environmental Defense Fund

3:15p

Emerging Regulatory Frameworks for Carbon Capture and Sequestration

Stephen Heare, Director, Drinking Water Protection Division, Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, Environmental Protection Agency