South African Centre for Carbon Capture & Storage

 

Upcoming Events

Fifth Biennial CCS Conference

The South African Centre for Carbon Capture and Storage (SACCCS), in partnership with the Department of Energy will be hosting the 5 th biennial South African Carbon Capture and Storage Conference 2017 scheduled for 18-19 October 2017 in Umhlanga, KwaZulu-Natal. The theme of the conference is titled: “Carbon Capture & Storage: National Energy and climate change: The value-add of Clean Energy solutions towards a new sustainable economy that is built upon principles of equity, community participation and human rights. 

 

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20/10/2015

4th South African CCS Conference, 2015.

The South African Centre for Carbon Capture & Storage (SACCCS), in partnership with the Department of Energy would like to thank everyone who madethe 4th South African Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Conference 2015 held on the 20th – 21st October 2015 a success. The conference was held at the Capital 20 West Hotel in Sandton, Gauteng Province South Africa.



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Atlas on Geological Storage of Carbon Dioxide in South Africa

The Atlas provides detailed insight  for each of the storage types that have been investigated for potential storage of Carbon Dioxide. 

SACCCS Bursaries

SACCCS offers funding to students studying towards Honours, Masters or Doctorate degrees with research topics that are related to CCS.  

2015/16 Stakeholder Engagement Report

The report provides an update of the 2015/16 financial year Stakeholder Engagement Outreach Programme. 

Techno-Economic Study of CCS in South Africa. 

The study explores the techno-economics of CCS deployment and commercialisation in South Africa. 

CCS Impact on South African National Priorities Report 

The report provides an assessment of the impact of deploying CCS on national priorities other than climate change in South Africa.

Fact-sheets

The Fact-sheets provide an overview of the South African Centre for Carbon Capture & Storage and the global status of CCS.