IEA – Transforming Industry through CCUS”

ZEP welcome the approach of the European Investment Bank (EIB) in recognising that decarbonisation goals will be achieved using a variety of technologies, including those to decarbonise heat. ZEP is encouraged by the identification of the need for a flexible investment framework, as one solution cannot be applicable across different regions of Europe.
As part of COP24, ZEP has signed a joint press release on “The role for CO2 Capture and Storage (CCS) in meeting global climate targets”.
Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) is not a silver bullet solution for climate change but a vital tool for reducing industrial emissions and enabling clean hydrogen production, argues Graeme Sweeney. Graeme Sweeney is the chairman of the European Zero Emission Technology and Innovation Platform (ZEP). By now, the words ‘net-zero emissions’ have been firmlyContinue reading ““CCUS is essential to reach net-zero emissions” – ZEP article for EurActiv”
Ahead of the European Parliament vote on the COP24 Resolution on Thursday 25th October, Dr Graeme Sweeney, Chairman of ZEP, commented: “We are very supportive of the EU’s efforts to increase climate ambition…
ZEP’s Annual General assembly brought together the EU’s leading stakeholders on CCS to address the key issues and challenges facing the technology in Europe
The European Zero Emissions Technology & Innovation Platform (ZEP) is today launching a new report on the “Role of CCUS in a below 2 degrees scenario”
ZEP has published a new report “Role of CCUS in a below 2 degrees scenario”
The European Zero Emissions Technology & Innovation Platform (ZEP) welcomes the announcement from the Norwegian Government to provide €29.2 million of funding for the continued development of the large-scale Norwegian industrial CCS demonstration programme.