Overview
Stakeholder engagement is crucial to ensure the success of CCS and CCU projects. As Europe aims to meet its climate targets, deploying large-scale CCS projects becomes essential for the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate industries. Beyond securing incentives and funding, these projects rely on support from various jurisdictions, impacted communities, and civil society at large. Raising awareness and gaining public support are key challenges that must be addressed to enable decarbonisation efforts.
Event Details
Date: 20 June 2024
Time: 10.00 – 12.00 CEST
Location: Teams (registration link)
About the Webinar
The Zero Emissions Platform is inviting speakers who will share firsthand experiences of stakeholder management—both successes and failures—that have shaped the trajectory of CCS projects. Building on these experiences, this webinar aims to provide participants with practical insights and best practices on fostering public support for CCS initiatives.
Objectives
- Share best practices on stakeholder management strategies for CCS projects which have succeeded and failed.
- Identify barriers and enablers to deploying CCS projects, focusing on public perception and awareness.
- Provide recommendations for project developers and public authorities to increase awareness and develop effective strategies to address public perception.
Target Audience
This webinar is designed for CCS and CCU project developers, public officials, civil society, research and the industrial carbon management community.
Speakers
- Margriet Kuijper – Independent Consultant (formerly Shell)
- Benedicte Staalesen – Director Communication and Governmental Affairs at
- Luciana Miu – Head of Clean Economy Programme at Energy Policy Group
- Tobias Sørensen – Senior Analyst at CONCITO
- Moderator: Eadbhard Pernot – Policy and Advocacy Direct at Zero Emissions Platform
Registration
To participate in the webinar, please register here.