CCS: the pathway to decarbonise European industry

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CCS Europe July Newsletter 2026
CCS Europe July Newsletter July edition - web version 9 July, 2026
The 50 Mt Target Is Achievable. Now Europe Must Deliver
The European Commission’s latest report on progress towards the EU’s CO₂ injection capacity target sends an important and welcome message: the Net-Zero Industry Act’s 50 million tonnes target for 2030...

Bergur Løkke Rasmussen's Keynote Speech at the Danish CCUS Summit 2026

Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues, friends, Thank you for having me here today. I want to begin with a simple observation. Europe no longer has a recognition problem when it comes to CCS. The role of CCS is now acknowledged in the Industrial Carbon Management Strategy, in the Net-Zero Industry Act,...
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PRESS RELEASE: CCS Europe Calls for Effective NZIA Implementation Ahead of CCS Expert Group Meeting

Ahead of tomorrow’s meeting of the CCS Expert Group, CCS Europe calls on the European Commission and Member States to ensure the NZIA’s CO₂ storage obligation is implemented without delay or dilution.
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What is Carbon Capture and Storage?

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology has the sole purpose of curbing climate change by reducing the volume of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions released into the atmosphere or withdrawing those already within it. 

Emissions from industrial processes and remaining fossil fuel power plants must be captured and transported for permanent storage in deep geological formations, to be supplemented by CO2 captured directly from the air.

CCS Europe is an advocacy and communications body supported by technology providers, project developers, industry and environmental NGOs, who share a commitment to achieve significant reductions in CO2 emissions.

CCS Europe’s objective is to secure recognition of the urgent need to deploy carbon capture technologies to curb CO2 emissions from industrial sources and reduce CO2 already within the atmosphere.