Dr Ting Wang is the Jack and Reba Matthey Endowed Chair of Energy Research, Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at The University of New Orleans, and Director of the Energy and Conversion and Conservation Center, USA. Dr Gary Stiegel is Director of the Major Project Division at the National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Department of Energy, USA. He is responsible for the Department of Energy’s commercial demonstration projects within the Clean Coal Power Initiative and Industrial Carbon Capture and Storage programs.

• 1. An overview of IGCC systemsPart I: Fuel types for use in IGCC systems2. Utilization of coal in IGCC systems3. Petroleum coke (petcoke) and refinery residues4. Biomass feedstock for IGCC systems5. Municipal wastes and other potential fuels for use in IGCC systemsPart II: Syngas production and cooling6. Gasification fundamentals7. Effect of coal nature on the gasification process8. Major gasifiers for IGCC systems9. Syngas cooling in IGCC systemsPart III: Syngas cleaning, separation of CO2 and hydrogen enrichment10. Wet scrubbing and gas filtration of syngas in IGCC systems11. Acid gas removal from syngas in IGCC plants12. Hydrogen production in IGCC systems13. Integration of carbon capture in IGCC systems14. By-products from the integrated gas combined cycle in IGCC systemsPart IV: The combined cycle power island and IGCC system simulations15. The gas and steam turbines and combined cycle in IGCC systemsPart V: Case studies of existing IGCC plants16. A simulated IGCC case study without CCS17. Dynamic IGCC system simulator18. Case study: Wabash River Coal Gasification Repowering Project, USA19. Case study: Nuon–Buggenum, The Netherlands20. Case Study: ELCOGAS Puertollano IGCC power plant, Spain21. Case study: Sarlux IGCC power plant, Italy22. Case study: Nakoso IGCC power plant, Japan23. Case study: Kemper County IGCC project, USA24. Improvement opportunities for IGCC25. The current status and future prospects for IGCC systems

Dr Ting Wang is the Jack and Reba Matthey Endowed Chair of Energy Research, Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at The University of New Orleans, and Director of the Energy and Conversion and Conservation Center, USA. Dr Gary Stiegel is Director of the Major Project Division at the National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Department of Energy, USA. He is responsible for the Department of Energy’s commercial demonstration projects within the Clean Coal Power Initiative and Industrial Carbon Capture and Storage programs.

• 1. An overview of IGCC systemsPart I: Fuel types for use in IGCC systems2. Utilization of coal in IGCC systems3. Petroleum coke (petcoke) and refinery residues4. Biomass feedstock for IGCC systems5. Municipal wastes and other potential fuels for use in IGCC systemsPart II: Syngas production and cooling6. Gasification fundamentals7. Effect of coal nature on the gasification process8. Major gasifiers for IGCC systems9. Syngas cooling in IGCC systemsPart III: Syngas cleaning, separation of CO2 and hydrogen enrichment10. Wet scrubbing and gas filtration of syngas in IGCC systems11. Acid gas removal from syngas in IGCC plants12. Hydrogen production in IGCC systems13. Integration of carbon capture in IGCC systems14. By-products from the integrated gas combined cycle in IGCC systemsPart IV: The combined cycle power island and IGCC system simulations15. The gas and steam turbines and combined cycle in IGCC systemsPart V: Case studies of existing IGCC plants16. A simulated IGCC case study without CCS17. Dynamic IGCC system simulator18. Case study: Wabash River Coal Gasification Repowering Project, USA19. Case study: Nuon–Buggenum, The Netherlands20. Case Study: ELCOGAS Puertollano IGCC power plant, Spain21. Case study: Sarlux IGCC power plant, Italy22. Case study: Nakoso IGCC power plant, Japan23. Case study: Kemper County IGCC project, USA24. Improvement opportunities for IGCC25. The current status and future prospects for IGCC systems