Advanced Carbon Management Technologies Overview
Explore the development and deployment of cutting-edge carbon management technologies in this presentation. Delve into project details, funding sources, technological backgrounds, and project scopes to understand the innovative solutions being explored to address carbon emissions and climate change challenges effectively.
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General Guidance (Not to be included in the presentation) Please refer to the agenda to confirm your presentation time and duration. This is very important as presentation durations vary (typically 20-25 minutes but some are longer). Do not include any slides on general subject of CO2 capture/removal technology, carbon management-related policy, CO2 conversion, and CO2 transport and storage, including, but not limited to the following topic areas: a. Overall Global Warming, Climate Change, CO2 Emissions, Power Sector Issues b. Overall general capture or conversion pathways. Only describe the process being investigated specifically by your project. Do not include material that is considered official use only, proprietary, sensitive, restricted, or protected in any way in your presentation. Please allow three minutes of your allotted presentation duration for questions and answers. 1
Project Title Project Number Presenter s Name Organization/Company 2024 FECM/NETL Carbon Management Research Project Review Meeting August 5 9, 2024
Project Overview (1-2 Slides) Funding (DOE and Cost Share) Overall Project Performance Dates Project Participants Overall Project Objectives 3
Technology Background (2-3 Slides) Use the guidance from this slide for individual technology development efforts. a. Describe how the technology is envisioned to work in operation, including a simple schematic labeled with preferred operating conditions (e.g., pressures and temperatures), and any other requirements b.Describe fundamental science driving technology (chemistry, thermodynamics, etc.) c. Discuss technology development efforts prior to current project (e.g., previous lab and/or bench-scale testing) d.List and briefly describe the technical and/or economic advantages of your technology. e. List and briefly describe the technical and economic challenges of your technology. 4
Technology Background (2-3 Slides) Use the guidance from this slide for field related sites and pilot projects. a. Technology/Site Selection b. Describe fundamental science behind the technology selected (chemistry, thermodynamics, etc.) c. Discuss technology development efforts prior to current project (e.g., previous demonstration/scale) d. List and briefly describe the technical and/or economic advantages of your technology or site. 5
Technical Approach/Project Scope (1-2 Slides) a. Experimental design or project steps and work plan b.Project schedule just provide key milestones; do not include a detailed Gantt chart c. Project success criteria d.Project risks and mitigation strategies 6
Progress and Current Status of Project (6-10 Slides) This should be the focus of the presentation. If applicable, please emphasize accomplishments since last year s meeting. a. As appropriate, description of the equipment used/built in the project b. Significant accomplishments and how they tie to the technology challenges c. Performance levels achieved so far when compared to project goals and how the performance relates to the economic and technical advantages d. Identify synergy opportunities; discuss how collaboration could have a synergistic effect on advancing the technologies described during the session. 7
Summary of Community Benefits / Societal Considerations (CB/SCI) and Impacts (if applicable*) a. Summarize CB/SCI efforts planned or undertaken as part of the project Summarize progress towards CB/SCI SMART milestones b. *This section is only applicable to projects that have a Community Benefits Plan as part of the Award/ Statement of Project Objectives. Not applicable to projects conducted by National Labs. 8
Lessons Learned (1 Slide) Discuss lessons learned and mitigation strategies employed during technology development and project execution 9
Plans for future testing/development/ commercialization (1-2 Slides) Plans for future testing/development/commercialization (one or two slides) a. In this project b. After this project (i.e., next project) c. Scale-up potential, if applicable 10
Summary Slide a. Discuss your key findings and future plans. b. Provide your take-away message. 11
Appendix These slides will not be discussed during the presentation but are mandatory. 12
Organization Chart Describe project team, organization, and participants. Link organizations, if more than one, to general project efforts (i.e., materials development, design, systems analysis, pilot unit operation, management, risk/cost analysis, etc.). Please limit company specific information to that relevant to achieving project goals and objectives. 13
Gantt Chart Provide a simple Gantt chart showing project lifetime in years on the horizontal axis and major tasks along the vertical axis. Use symbols to indicate major and minor milestones. Use shaded lines or the like to indicate duration of each task and the amount of work completed to date. 14
