​Join us on September 13, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM for an enlightening session on "Decarbonizing Shipping Emissions with CO2 Capture," hosted by Professor Dawid Hanak. This event will feature Dr. Juliana Monteiro from TNO, who will delve into the integration of carbon capture technologies into the exhaust gas treatment units of ships.

​Dr. Monteiro will share insights from a recent demonstration campaign conducted on-board, comparing these findings with land-based carbon capture efforts. Key topics will include solvent lifetime and the emission of degradation products, providing a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities in this field.

​About the speaker

​Dr. Juliana Monteiro is a senior scientist at the Energy and Materials Transition unit of TNO in the Netherlands. With over a decade of experience in CO2 capture technologies, she has played a pivotal role in projects like the AVR Duiven, which captures 60,000 tonnes of CO2 annually from a waste-to-energy plant. Her mission is to accelerate the adoption of CO2 capture across various industries, amplifying its positive impact on the environment.

​Juliana holds a PhD from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, where she specialized in developing novel solvents for CO2 capture. She currently leads the work package on the demonstration of ship-based CO2 capture (SBCC) for the EverLoNG project. This international research initiative aims to promote the use of SBCC on LNG-fueled ships, bringing the technology closer to market readiness.

​Funding acknowledgement

​This event is delovered as a part of the Virtual Networking Grant awarded to Prof. Dawid Hanak by COST Action on Techno-economic analysis of carbon mitigation technologies (TrANsMIT, CA21127).

​Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the leading experts in the field and gain valuable insights into the future of decarbonizing shipping emissions. Whether you're a professional in the maritime industry, an environmental advocate, or simply interested in cutting-edge technologies, this session promises to be both informative and inspiring.

​Important information for participants

​The session capacity is limited to 100 due to Google Meet guest constraints. Those on the waiting list will be invited to join the YouTube livestream.