The LEILAC Project (Low Emissions Intensity Lime And Cement)
John Blamey
Imperial College London
John is a Research Associate in the Chemical Engineering Department at Imperial College London. He has a Masters in Chemistry (Oxford) and a PhD in Chemical Engineering (Imperial). He worked as a Research Fellow in the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Ottawa before taking up his current post. His primary research interests are: high temperature solid looping cycles for CO2 capture, with a focus on using CaO; CO2 capture from industrial processes; negative emissions technologies; and biomass fractionation.
Authors
- John Blamey (Imperial College London)
- Jan Theulen (HeidelbergCement)
- Zhuo Cheng (Imperial College London)
- Yun Xu (Imperial College London)
- Nilay Shah (Imperial College London)
- Paul Fennell (Imperial College London)
- Ziad Habib (Lhoist Group)
- Daniel Rennie (Calix Europe Ltd)
- Thomas Hills (Calix Europe Ltd)
- Adam Vincent (Calix Europe Ltd)
- Mark Sceats (Calix Europe Ltd)
Topic Areas
CCS in energy intensive industries , International R&D activities incl. pilot and large-scale activities
Session
D1 » Session D1- CCS in Energy Intensive industries (13:00 - Tuesday, 13th June, R7)
