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Network Policy & Economics

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Network Policy & EconomicsZEP2023-07-27T14:17:50+00:00
  • Summary

  • Co-chairs

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  • Temporary Working Groups

  • Summary

Network Policy and Economics gathers stakeholders interested in the development and deployment of CCS and CCU in Europe. The network closely follows the ongoing policy developments across Europe, both at a European Commission level and a member state level and feeds back with input to the Commission by replying to consultations and issuing recommendations. The network also focuses on the economics and business aspects associated with CCS deployment and works closely with ZEP Network Technology and the working groups to provide real-life practices and examples from upcoming and planned CCUS projects.

The network meets every 3-4 months to discuss ongoing policy and project development and review the activities of the working groups. Often these meetings are also an opportunity to showcase the latest or most advanced CCUS projects in Europe by hosting external speakers.

 

  • Co-chairs

Lamberto Eldering (Equinor)

Lina Strandvåg Nagell (The Bellona Foundation)

  • Contact

Charles-Albert Bareth

  • Upcoming meetings

26 October

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Temporary Working Group CO2 Infrastructure

The focus area for this working group is to develop a policy angle to CO2 transport and storage infrastructure, as well as to provide expert opinions and policy recommendations on how climate-neutral European energy infrastructure should be developed. The group aims to ensure that the approach is in line with the European Green Deal, the European Climate Law, and the European Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance. This will bring about the need to broaden the scope of existing legislations, such as the TEN-E regulation, to include pipeline and all other modalities such as shipping, truck, and rail and CO2 storage.

Temporary Working Group Sustainability Taxonomy

The Temporary Working Group for Sustainability Taxonomy follows the EU Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities process and provides input where necessary. The group provides input to the Technical Expert Group and the European Commission giving an expert opinion on the role of CCS and CCU in enabling sustainable EU industrial activities.

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