The Future of CCS in Europe: Following the Danish example

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The Future of CCS in Europe: Following the Danish example

When
March 06, 2024 at 7:45am - 9am
Where
European Parliament
Rue Wiertz 60
Brussels 1047
Belgium
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The Industrial Carbon Management Strategy was a long-awaited signal for European industry and Member States that CCS technologies are key in the EU’s decarbonisation. However, it is just the first step: while support at the European level is welcome and appreciated, many barriers, financial and regulatory, remain to be addressed in Member States.

Denmark is a recent example of an EU Member State that went from zero to a leader in CCS in Europe. How did it happen? And what can the rest of the EU learn from Denmark?

Join our breakfast discussion with Danish policymakers who made it happen as well as academia and industry representatives to find out more.

AGENDA

Moderator: Chris Davies, Director, CCS Europe.

Speakers:

  • MEP Erik Poulsen (DK, RENEW).
  • Anders Hoffman, Director General, Danish Climate and Energy Ministry.
  • David Egholm, Professor, Aarhus University.
  • Randi Skytte, Head of Development & Regulation, Ørsted.

08.00-08.05: Introduction remarks by MEP Erik Poulsen

08.05-08.15: How did Denmark go from zero to a leader in CCS in Europe?

  • Anders Hoffman, Director General, Danish Climate and Energy Ministry.

08.15-08.35: Roundtable discussion: What are the next steps for the EU to support CCS?   

  • Anders Hoffman, Director General, Danish Climate and Energy Ministry.
  • David Egholm, Professor, Aarhus University.
  • Randi Skytte, Head of Development & Regulation, Ørsted.

08.35-08.55: Q&A

08.55-09.00: Concluding remarks by MEP Poulsen.

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