Partner Projects

This searchable database of projects aims to list all funded projects involving SCCS partner institutes. Most projects listed are primarily academic research projects, the database also includes the joint industry projects where funding was commercial, at least in part.

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  • CO2 - EOR - JIP (Phase 3)

    02/01/2016 - 31/01/2018

    Funded by: Statoil, DECC

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Prof R S Haszeldine

  • CO2EOR from Residual Oil Zones in the North Sea

    15/02/2016 - 14/02/2018

    Funded by: Statoil Petroleum AS/General Scheme(**)

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Prof R S Haszeldine

  • Flexible Oxy-Combustion for Turkish Fuels (Dr Feyza Kazanc)

    01/03/2015 - 28/02/2018

    Funded by: Royal Society

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Dr H Chalmers

  • Flexible Oxy-Combustion for Turkish Fuels (Dr Feyza Kazanc)

    01/03/2015 - 28/02/2018

    Funded by: Royal Society

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Dr H Chalmers

  • Biomass Co-gasification with Carbon Capture and Storage

    01/10/2014 - 30/03/2018

    Funded by: Linkschina Investment Advisory Ltd/Studentship

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Dr J Li

  • PhD project on Biomass Co-gasification with Carbon Capture and Storage supported by ETP

    15/09/2014 - 31/03/2018

    Funded by:

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Dr Jia Li

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    Co-investigators: Paul Manosh

  • Transition Engineering Towards Carbon Capture In Natural Gas Combined Cycles With Exhaust Gas Recycling

    01/04/2015 - 31/03/2018

    Funded by: ETP

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Dr M Lucquiaud

  • ACCA: Atmospheric Carbon Capture (Fellow: Giulio Santori)

    01/05/2014 - 30/04/2018

    Funded by: European Commission / Marie Curie - Career Integration Grants (CIG)

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Dr Giulio Santori

  • Modelling advanced adsorption processes for post-combustion capture

    01/11/2014 - 30/04/2018

    Funded by: UK industry, commerce and public corporations

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Prof S Brandani

  • Integrated geochemical and structural investigation into the controls of natural CO2 storage and leakage in the Otway Basin, Australia

    01/01/2015 - 30/06/2018

    Funded by: Joint Industrial Project/General Scheme(**)

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    Link: Visit external website

    Lead institution:The University of Edinburgh

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    Principal investigator: Dr S Gilfillan

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Ep 1: Camilla Thomson and Mathieu Lucquiaud

Tue, 11/02/2021 - 15:17

Welcome to the first episode of the SCCS podcast. In this episode we sit down to talk with two University of Edinburgh scientists from the School of Engineering: Dr Mathieu Lucquiaud, Reader in Clean Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage; and Dr Camilla Thomson, Chancellor’s Fellow in Energy. We discuss all things CCS, including their background, research interests, the NEWEST-CCUS project, COP26, and the world's first MOOC on CCS.