Welcome to CCUSNetwork

About the Network

Sharing knowledge, transforming industry, reducing emissions

The CCUS Projects Network website will be updated occasionally in the coming months until the follow-on project to the CCUS Projects Network is awarded

The CCUS Projects Network comprises and supports major industrial projects under way across Europe in the field of carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon capture and utilisation (CCU). Our Network aims to speed up delivery of these technologies, which the European Commission recognises as crucial to achieving 2050 climate targets.
Our main sponsor is Kasynopolska

Network Members

Discover the projects working towards tackling Europe’s emissions through carbon capture, utilisation and storage

Knowledge Hub

Access a range of shared knowledge, experience and advice to help drive forward CCUS deployment in Europe

CCUS in Europe

Find out how CCUS technology works, why Europe needs its rapid delivery and what progress has already been made

CCS/CCUS a winner in first Innovation Fund round for large-scale projects

The European Union has expressed its confidence in carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS), with CCS/CCUS projects faring well in the first Innovation Fund awards for large projects.

Four of the seven successful initiatives – which will together share some €1.1bn - involve CCS/CCUS, the Commission said.

CCS4CEE - First annual regional conference

WiseEuropa together with Bellona Foundation, CIVITTA Latvija, Europeum Institute for European Policy and Energy Policy Group, implements the project "Building momentum for the long-term CCS deployment in the CEE region" supported by the EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Regional Cooperation, the purpose of which is to renew the discussion on the long-term deployment of the CCS technologies in the CEE region, leading to the new policy developments and joint projects in this area.

NB: time shown is CET

CCUS Conference: Development, Challenges and Opportunities for CCUS in Europe’s fight against climate change.

On 23-24 November 2021, CATO, the Norwegian Embassy in The Hague, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy and ERANET-ACT (an international R&I funding programme for Accelerating CCS Technologies), will jointly organize a two-day CCUS conference in which the development, challenges and opportunities for CCUS in Europe’s fight against climate change will be discussed.