CO2 Value Europe The new industry association dedicated to Carbon Capture & Utilization (CCU)
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CO2 Value Europe The new industry association dedicated to Carbon Capture & Utilization (CCU) May 2018
CCU… the time is now !
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CCU… the time is now !
CCU Workshop
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CCU… the time is now !
EU Innovation Fund
opens to CCU
SET Plan – WG9
Implementation Plan on CCUS
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Our scope: stakeholders from the complete CCU
value chains across industrial sectors
The only European association
dedicated to
CO2 Utilisation and bringing
together partners from relevant
industrial sectors
Multinational Companies, SMEs, Regional Clusters, Research Institutions, Universities
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Our vision: make CCU a key pillar of the
transition to a low carbon economy
• Climate mitigation
Net reduction of global CO2 emissions from the process
industry and from the transportation sectors
(road, air, maritime)
• Renewable feedstock
Replacing fossil carbon by utilization of CO2 as a
feedstock for the chemicals, materials and fuels industries
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Our mission: create a scalable carbon recycling
industry
Our Promote the development and market deployment of
official sustainable industrial solutions that convert CO2 into
mission valuable products, in order to contribute to the net
statement reduction of global CO2 emissions and to the
diversification of the feedstock base.
We want to create a CCU industry sector with scalable
business models for real impact of carbon recycling.
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Our value proposition: address key issues faced
by CCU value chains
Upstream Conversion Downstream
Captured CO2 Refining, distribution
CO2 transformation infrastructure &
Renewable electricity
technologies markets for CCU
Raw materials & waste products
Selection/
Favourable regulatory
Favourable regulatory development of most
framework for
access to inputs promising
products
technologies
Product acceptance by
Low-cost sources of CO2 Feasibility, cost
existing infrastructure
and renewable electricity reduction & upscaling
& players
Appropriate funding
Demonstration of environmental & other benefits of CCU
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Our actions: create the conditions for the
effective development of CCU solutions
• Develop • Promote development
integrated R&I of appropriate
roadmap Vision Advocacy regulatory
• Pilot and framework and
demonstration market conditions
projects • Stimulate public
Ambas- support for R&I
sador
• Raise awareness and acceptance
R&I: Research & Innovation among policy makers and funders
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Our approach: leverage synergies with other
organizations involved in CCU
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10Our DNA: focus on CCU projects that
contribute to climate change mitigation
Membership charter
” We will only
promote CCU
solutions that
effectively contribute
to a net reduction of
global CO2
emissions based on Support to standardization of
accepted LCA LCA and TEA methodologies
standards "
(e.g. study with the Global CO2 Initiative)
11Join CO2 Value Europe and create the CCU
industry with us !
13 Benefits for members
13 Specialized SMEs
ACP, Atmostat, Avantium, ü Full visibility on state of the art
Multinational Carbon 8, Climeworks, CRI, technologies and potential
Econic, Hydrogenics, IC2R, partners
Industry Leaders IDENER, Nordic Blue Crude,
Albioma, Carmeuse, CRH, Orbix, Sunfire ü Joint demo projects
Engie, HeidelbergCement, ü Funding opportunities beyond
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Lhoist, Praxair, Q8, Solvay,
Suez, TIGF, Total, Uniper
corporate financing
Research ü Accelerate own learning curve
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Clusters
Organisations
ACIB, CEA, DIFFER, ECN, Fraunhofer, ü
and commercialisation
Develop and promote
ICIQ, IFP-EN, KIT, LEAP, Nova Institut,
Axelera, e-PURE regulatory framework together
GreenWin, IBB NOVA.ID.FCT, Sotacarbo, Swerea-
Netzwerk, MEFOS, Tecnalia, U Bologna, ü Increase public acceptance
Port of Antwerp UC Louvain, U College London, and support
U Gent, U Liège, U Mons,
U Sheffield, U Surrey,
VITO, VTT
12Members can get involved in different
Working Groups
WG2:
Fuels policy
WG1: WG3:
Fuels roadmap Mineralisation
WG8: Non-fuels WG4: EU
chemicals Technology Platform
WG7: Communi- TF5:
cation & Outreach CCU Benefits
WG6: Partnerships
& Funding
13Brussels - New York, Singapore – 17 May 2118
Worldwide CO2 emissions equal its total usage in materials,
chemicals and fuels for the first time
Yesterday, the Germany-based Nova-Institute presented the results of their
latest study on CO2 re-use in the world. The study revealed that, for the first
time in the Earth‘s history, all emitted CO2 was used in processes to convert
CO2 into materials, chemicals and fuels. In the early 2010’s, different
technologies had reached a maturity that made a business scale-up possible.
In the 2020‘s, industry frontrunners and early adopters had joined forces and
created today‘s upstream, conversion and downstream standards.
Early voices saying that there would be no significant climate effect from
CCU sound ridiculous vs. today‘s recycling of all existing CO2.
14Contact
Damien Dallemagne
www.co2value.eu
Secretary General (acting)
damien.dallemagne@co2value.eu
+32 488 366 231
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