
Dr Farley has worked with Doosan Babcock and its predecessors since 1974, initially within the Research & Development Department and later in the Technology Centre, becoming Director of Technology in 1998 and Director of Technology Policy Liaison in 2002.
Dr Farley represents the company on the Advanced Power Generation Technology Forum and is a member of the Government’s Advisory Committee on Carbon Abatement Technology. Both these groups are involved in the preparation of the UK government’s Carbon Abatement Technologies Strategy for Fossil Fuel Power Generation and agenda for Research, Development and Demonstration.
Dr Farley is also a member of the Energy Research Partnership and a strong advocate of a strategic approach to government programmes for clean coal technology. Through membership of the Coal Forum, Chairmanship of the TUC Clean Coal Group and his Chairmanship of the IPA (Industrial and Power Association in Scotland) he has promoted Clean Coal and Carbon Capture and Storage strongly, in both UK and global contexts. He is a Vice President of EPPSA - the European Power Plant Suppliers’ Association - and a member of the Advisory Committee of the European Technology Platform for Zero-Emissions Fossil Fuel Power Plant.
Dr Farley is a graduate and PhD of Durham University, Department of Applied Physics and Electronics.
Thursday, Jul 29, 2010
EnCore Completes Asset Sale To Egdon UK focused exploration and production company EnCore Oil has completed the transfer of the group's onshore UK assets together with its interest in the offshore UK Ceres gas field to Egdon Resources in return for a consideration of 39.2 million ordinary shares in Egdon.
Thursday, Jul 29, 2010
Oil Spill Claims Payments Hit $256m, Says BP British oil company BP has paid $256m till date to claimants across the Gulf Coast who have lost income or net profit due to the oil spill.
Thursday, Jul 29, 2010
Petrofac Secures Pipeline Project In Kuwait Petrofac, an international oil and gas facilities service provider, has been awarded a pipeline project valued at approximately $400m by Kuwait Oil (KOC).
Thursday, Jul 29, 2010
Ngiri-2 Well Encounters Over 40mt Net Oil Bearing Reservoir: Tullow Tullow Oil has reported that the Ngiri-2 appraisal well, which is located in the Butiaba region of Uganda Block 1, has encountered over 40mt of net oil bearing reservoir in two zones within an overall 131mt gross oil bearing interval.