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EPPM P2 EPPM P2 - - W4: Workshop on Regulatory Framework for Carbon Capture & W4: Workshop on Regulatory Framework for Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) ; with focus on storage into geological formations, HSE, Storage (CCS) ; with focus on


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EPPM P2 EPPM P2 -

  • W4: Workshop on Regulatory Framework for Carbon Capture &

W4: Workshop on Regulatory Framework for Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) ; with focus on storage into geological formations, HSE, Storage (CCS) ; with focus on storage into geological formations, HSE, CDM d Fl i CDM d Fl i

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CDM and Flaring CDM and Flaring Phuket Phuket, Thailand , Thailand 29 June 29 June – – 1 July 2010 1 July 2010

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  • PHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINES

Department of Energy Department of Energy

Redentor Redentor D.

  • D. Pascual

Pascual Neil O. Neil O. Pesa Pesa

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Outline Outline Outline Outline

Current Status of CCS regulations

g & challenges CO2 regulations (including flaring f O G ) from Oil and Gas Activities) CO2 sources & possible capture/ technologies technologies Potential areas for CCS Legislative barriers for CCS Legislative barriers for CCS implementation & solutions Future of CCS in the Philippines pp

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Current Status of CCS Regulations and Challenges

  • No current government regulation for CCS
  • Expected Challenges:
  • Social perception / acceptability
  • High cost of upgrading infrastructure /

High cost of upgrading infrastructure / processing facilities

  • Stability of geological formations

Vi bilit i d t i t

  • Viability in deepwater environment
  • Applicability to marginal fields
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CO2 Regulations (including flaring from Oil and Gas Activities)

No reg lation go erns CO emission e cept

  • No regulation governs CO2 emission except

that of the guidelines issued by the Environmental Management Bureau of DENR Environmental Management Bureau of DENR as stated in the Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) ( )

  • In the ECC, gas flaring restrictions / limits

are stated but no specific volume or amount f t b fl d

  • f gas to be flared
  • Operators are required to submit monthly

reports on their gas emission / flaring reports on their gas emission / flaring

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Possible CO Possible CO2 Sources & Sources & Potential Areas for CCS Potential Areas for CCS Potential Areas for CCS Potential Areas for CCS

P Pl t

  • Power Plants
  • Oil & Gas fields

Power Plants Camago- Malampaya gasfield Galoc oilfield Dabakan Gas Di Discovery

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MALAMPAYA DEEPWATER GAS MALAMPAYA DEEPWATER GAS-

  • TO

TO-

  • POWER

POWER PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT

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Legislative Barriers for CCS Legislative Barriers for CCS Implementation & Solutions Implementation & Solutions Implementation & Solutions Implementation & Solutions

  • BARRIERS:
  • Technology acceptability & feasibility

SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS:

  • Pilot projects

Cooperative projects with other countries

  • Cooperative projects with other countries
  • Implement and adapt Clean Development

Mechanism (CDM) Projects ( ) j

  • Grant additional fiscal incentives
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Future of CCS in the Philippines Future of CCS in the Philippines

  • Research and development as well as

pilot projects should be conducted

  • Work cooperation with other countries

and agencies (i.e. CCOP) working on CCS j t h ld b d CCS projects should be encouraged

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CONCLUSION CONCLUSION

  • CCS Technology can be viable and

feasible for the Philippines in the near future

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End of Presentation End of Presentation Thank you for your Thank you for your tt ti ! tt ti ! attention! attention!