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List of Participants List of Participants Full Name Position Organisation Deputy Director Sizhen Peng The Administrative Centre for China's Agenda 21 General Jiutian Zhang Deputy Director The Administrative Centre for China's Agenda 21 Xiangwu Kang Deputy Director Ministry of Science and Technology Li Jia Senior Engineer The Administrative Centre for China's Agenda 21 Department of Science &Technology of Sichuan Menglin Zhou Deputy Director Province Deputy Division Department of Science &Technology of Sichuan Pinhua Yang Chief Province Gaofeng Sun Deputy Director Sichuan Clean Development Mechanism Center Qi Li Professor Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, CAS Guodong Yang Doctoral Student China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) Center for Hydrogeology and Environmental Chao Zhang Engineer Geology Survey, CGS (CHEGS) Ning Wei Associate Professor Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, CAS Xiaolong Wang Senior Engineer Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute Shengli Engineering and Consulting Co.,LTD, Yuanyuan Zhang Associate Professor Sinopec Wei Yuan Doctoral Student Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, CAS Energy Advice Andrew Barrett Geoscience Australia Group Leader Geological Australian National Low Emissions Research and Rick Causebrook Consultant Development (ANLECR&D) Liling Huang Project Manager Geoscience Australia Jessica Peihong Project Manager Geoscience Australia Gurney Gustavo Fimbres Research Associate The University of New South Wales Weihs Education and Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Roy Anderson Training Manager Technologies (CO2CRC) Maxine Akhurst Geologist British Geological Survey Matt Gerstenberger Senior Scientist CO2CRC/GNS Science Sarah M. Forbes World Resources Institute Qianguo Lin Director Global CCS Institute Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Wenbin Fei Graduate Student Academy of Sciences Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Zhijiao Zeng Graduate Student Academy of Sciences Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Xiaochen Wei Ph.D Student Academy of Sciences Weiwei Sun Project Director Hainan Institute for Low-Carbon Development Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Weina Zhang Graduate Student Academy of Sciences Assistant Deodat Makhanlall Tsinghua University Researcher Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Lei Wang Graduate Student Academy of Sciences Zijuan Zhao Graduate Student China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) Shaoyu Song Graduate Student China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) Ying Zhou Senior Engineer Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning Zhansheng Zhang Ph.D Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning Yi Liu Graduate Student Xinjiang University Director/Associate Qingsan Shi Xinjiang University Professor Schuyler Montague Ph.D Student Heriot-Watt University Ingram Yunjun Zhang Graduate Student Southwest Petroleum University Daoping Peng Postdoctor Southwest Jiaotong University Shi Peng Graduate Student Southwest Jiaotong University Yulong Cui Ph.D Student Southwest Jiaotong University Qian Zhang Graduate Student Chengdu University of Technology Xiaojun Dai Instructor Southwest Petroleum University Honglue Qu Instructor Southwest Petroleum University Yujiang Jiang Graduate Student Southwest Petroleum University An Pei Graduate Student Southwest Petroleum University Yanbing Tang Graduate Student Southwest Petroleum University Zhengwu Tao Graduate Student Southwest Petroleum University Zhen Chen Ph.D Student Southwest Petroleum University Lingling Zhang Graduate Student Chengdu University of Technology Ting Lu Graduate Student Southwest Petroleum University Congyue Gu Graduate Student Southwest Petroleum University Yu Liao Project Manager Sichuan Clean Development Mechanism Center Yong Wang Project Manager Sichuan Clean Development Mechanism Center Chaoyang Liu Project Manager Sichuan Clean Development Mechanism Center Qian Chen Project Manager Sichuan Clean Development Mechanism Center .
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