Upcoming Events

Sustainable Strategies & Solutions for Cleaner Air Transport The vital question for the future of aviation is: how do we tackle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from aviation and their serious impact on the climate? There are not many options available. Electric-driven aviation is, for the next decades, only suitable for short distance flights. The use of bio-based kerosene is confronted by NGOs as “putting unacceptable pressures on natural resources, such as forests and land”. It is also hampered by quality and standard issues for different biomass sources and conversion processes.     Find out more about the summit  

Carbon Capture & Utilisation (CCU) as a fast-moving, environmental- and industry-driven innovation area has attracted more and more stakeholders. Several start-ups and established companies already launched CO2-based products or efficient utilisation technologies and even more players show their interest in getting involved in this field. Increasingly, they are planning and implementing more pilot, demonstration and commercial plants for power-to-X, low carbon fuels and a CO2-based chemistry. This is also stimulated by the improved political framework for CCU: the new version of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED II), which will apply from 2020, opens the doors for all CO2-based fuels, including the use of industrial off gases for all types of advanced fuels. There are also political discussions how to include the CO2 utilisation in the Emission Trading System (ETS). The German government is looking at low carbon fuels for a transition phase to electric mobility, comprehensive programs for high-volume synthetic fuel production from surplus wind energy are discussed in the summer 2019. Great visions are becoming real business cases and innovations are starting to realise their potential! Find out more about the conference

The CO2 Value Day is an unique opportunity for all members of CO2 Value Europe to review common progress in developing the CCU industry. It includes a mix of plenary presentations, keynote speeches and interactive workshops. A limited number of selected guests can also be invited to experience the vibrant life of the CCU community.

The world is constantly looking for pathways to sustainable future. One of the biggest issues are increasing CO2 emissions, which are causing the global warming. Scientists from around the globe developed several technologies enabling us to turn carbon dioxide into usefull products like fuels, building materials, chemicals or polymers. However CO2 utilization projects still require further research, industry collaboration, funding or policy changes in order to become feasible and well established on the market. CO2 Reuse Summit aims to explore solutions for carbon dioxide utilization, since science made us realise, we can treat CO2 as a feedstock, not waste. The 3rd CO2 Reuse Summit, taking place on 27-28 May 2020 in Brussels, will bring together major stakeholders from the industry to highlight the latest developments related to carbon utilization. Key challenges and opportunities will be discussed when it comes to technology, economics or policy. More info: https://reuseco2.com/