Join Invest in Denmark at CO2 Capture, Storage and Reuse 2024 in Copenhagen
Working towards a zero emissions world? Join Invest in Denmark at CO2 Capture, Storage and Reuse 2024, which will take place from 15 to 16 May 2024 in Copenhagen to get an update on how Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) is developing.
Meet us there to learn more about how Denmark offers great conditions for CO₂ storage and utilisation as well as to explore scientific innovation, partnership and investment opportunities, in the context of Denmark’s ambitious climate targets.
CCUS will be a central element in achieving Denmark’s objective to reduce CO₂ emissions by 70% by 2030 and reach net zero by 2045.
Denmark offers great conditions for CO₂ capture, storage and utilisation, and experience within the full CCUS value chain from efficient combined heat and power plants (CHP) to waste-to-energy facilities, energy-efficient industry and a strong transportation sector, district heating grids for utilisation of excess heat, and cutting-edge technology providers.
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Book 1:1 meeting during the CO2 Capture, Storage and Reuse 2023 conference here. Fill out the form and we will get in touch to book a meeting.Why CCUS in Denmark?
The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) calculates that the Danish subsoil can contain up to 22 billion tonnes (GT) of CO₂. This corresponds to between 500 and 1000 years of total Danish emissions at current levels and means that Denmark can also become a hub for international storage of CO₂.The Danish government has already decided to set aside DKK 38 billion (EUR 5 billion) to achieve reductions and removals of 3.2 million tons of CO2 per year from 2029 with The Danish Energy Agency responsible for deploying the funds.
Denmark also has a high share of renewable energy in its grid (70%), which is key for the production of green hydrogen. Combined with a stable supply of biogenic CO₂ estimated at around 6.5 million tons from incineration and CHP plants and 800,000 tons from current biogas plants, Denmark plans to become a large exporter of e-fuels for maritime, aviation and ground transportation.
General framework conditions in Denmark are also very favourable: a supportive and stable political climate, excellent facilities and funding for R&D and demonstration projects and a large talent pool in a market with many future business opportunities.
Invest in Denmark services Meet us at CO2 Capture, Storage and Reuse 2024 and learn what we can offer
Conference info
When?
15-16 May 2024 with optional site visit on 14 May
Where?
Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers
Ørestads Boulevard, 2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark
Programme?
Find the complete programme on the conference website
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ABOUT CO2 CAPTURE, STORAGE AND REUSE 2024
CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse 2024 will bring together top-level experts from the chemical, cement and polymers industries to speak about newest technological advancements, regulations and policies as well as their outlook on the future of usage of CO2.
During the 2 day event you will hear directly from industry end-users about running projects and case studies to gain a comprehensive overview of CO2 utilisation technology. You will hear experts focusing on new regulations, changing market situation and more.
Topics this year include:
- Building on Fit-for-55: what is next for CCU in EU policies: REPower EU plan, RED III
- Status of the carbon market and CBAM introduction
- Road to efficient international CCS infrastructure
- Sourcing CO₂ for utilization projects
- What does it take to decarbonize the hard-to-abate industries: CCUS perspective
- Onshore and offshore CO2 storage – challenges and possibilities
- CO2 transportation and storage project