IPAC-CO2 Research Inc. has been invited to facilitate a workshop on Carbon Capture and Sequestration at the Trinidad and Tobago Energy Conference on Tuesday, February 7th, 2012.

The purpose of the workshop is to provide an overview of the world’s first set of standards for geologic storage of carbon dioxide, developed by IPAC-CO2 in collaboration with CSA Standards Inc. The standards have been developed by an international Technical Committe from the United States and Canada. The workshop will outline the the scope and structure of the standards in depth.

The workshop, titled "Making the Business Case for CCS," will be facilitated by Peter Wyant, Chief Development Officer of IPAC-CO2, and Majid Nasehi, Director of Research and Project Management of IPAC-CO2.

Majid Nasehi is a member of the CSA Technical Commitee and has been leading IPAC-CO2's efforts in the developement of the standard.

Peter Wyant has been with IPAC-CO2 since its founding, and he has over 34 years of experience in the oil and gas and energy industries in Western Canada.

The Trinidad and Tobago Energy Conference is scheduled to take place from February 6-8th, and will be hosted at the Hyatt Regency Trinidad.

We are pleased to be attending this conference and to share our knowledge and experience in the development of the world's first standard for the geologic storage of carbon dioxide.

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