Network Technology encompasses an assortment of working groups that focus on the technological challenges, opportunities, risks and costs associated with CCS and CCU. This includes, but is not limited to, capture, transport, storage and utilisation and ranges to topics such as hydrogen production, clean flexible power generation, and carbon dioxide removals. A key part of the work of the Network includes the delivery of technical reports and executive summaries that are later disseminated with relevant policymakers at EU and national level. The Network meets every four months to assess its ongoing work programme and working group activities.
Filip Neele (TNO Energy)
Arthur Heberle (Mitsubishi Power Europe GmbH)
November 2021
ZEP report: Europe needs robust accounting for Carbon Dioxide Removal
ZEP report: A Trans-European CO2 Transportation Infrastructure for CCUS: Opportunities & Challenges
ZEP report: Europe needs a definition of Carbon Dioxide Removal
ZEP report: A method to calculate the positive effects of CCS and CCU on climate change
ZEP report: CO2 Storage Safety in the North Sea: Implications of the CO2 Storage Directive
ZEP Policy Brief on IEAGHG Capture Rates Study Final
ZEP Future CCS Technologies report
- Temporary Working Group on the Directive on the geological storage of CO2
- Temporary Working Group on CCS for Clean Flexible Power Generation
- Temporary Working Group Carbon Dioxide Removal
- Temporary Working Group Hydrogen
- Temporary Working Group Collaboration across the CCS chain – workstream 1, 2 and 3
- Temporary Working Group CCU and Sink Factor Methodology