The International Energy Agency recently announced that the recording of their webinar, "Talking process: steps in developing regulatory frameworks for CCS demonstration and commercial deployment" is now available.
The theme of this installment of their regular webinar series was:
"Significant progress is being made in the development of CCS legal and regulatory frameworks worldwide. Australia, the European Union, the United Kingdom and the United States have been at the forefront of such developments for some time, but many other countries are currently implementing or considering CCS regulation, including in the developing world. As progress is made, interesting insights can be gained into the process involved in getting appropriate regulation in place. These insights can guide and inform governments as they move through different stages of framework development. This webinar will review the regulatory development processes in a number of jurisdictions and share lessons learnt along the way."
More information on the moderator and presenters and the recording can be found here.
To see a list of other events, workshops and webinars presented by the International Energy Agency, click here.
The IEA is planning another webinar in September, likely focusing on the topic of the results of the EU transposition process or paths forward if the London protocol amendments are not ratified.
Carbon Tech Alliance partner Pacific Northwest National Laboratories (PNNL) is a member of the International CCS Regulatory Network.