INNO-CCUS introduces new Interactive platform to explore Denmark’s CCUS landscape
Last year, INNO-CCUS published State of CCUS, a comprehensive collection of 100 Danish research and innovation projects in carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS). The publication offered a valuable resource for CCUS professionals to connect, coordinate and attract funding. Building on this foundation, the partnership now introduces a digital platform to make the research field […]
Webinar: Biochar – Effects on Soil and Society
Agriculture accounts for nearly one-fourth of Denmark’s greenhouse gas emissions. Biochar, a type of charcoal produced by heating organic material in an environment with limited oxygen, represents a promising tool to help mitigate these emissions. It has the potential to store CO2 for hundreds of years and offers significant benefits to soil fertility. In […]
Jesper Sand Damtoft appointed new chairman of INNO-CCUS
INNO-CCUS welcomes Jesper Sand Damtoft as the new Chairman of its Board. Damtoft, who is the Group Sustainability Director at Cementir Holding N.V., brings over 25 years of research leadership experience to this role. His involvement in the field of carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) dates back to the early 2000s, and he has […]
The Danish CCUS Summit 2024 united two hundred experts to explore innovations and challenges
On 11 – 12 June 2024, INNO-CCUS hosted its second national CCUS Summit, gathering two hundred experts and enthusiasts at the Crowne Plaza in Copenhagen. INNO-CCUS Partnership Director Karina Marie Søgaard opened the summit, emphasising innovation in the CCUS community. “The goal of this conference is to show you how you can be innovative, groundbreaking, […]
INNO-CCUS launches updated roadmap: We need to speed up Danish research and innovation to meet climate ambitions
For a Danish version of the press release, follow this link. Danish research and innovation in carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) play a crucial role in Denmark’s climate ambitions. However, further research and faster technology maturation are needed to meet the ambitious Danish climate goals, according to Direction 2050: The Danish CCUS Roadmap […]
Denmark hosts the IEAGHG, highlighting national advancements
From 14-16 May, Denmark hosted the IEAGHG Executive Committee meeting for the first time since joining the prominent global organisation last year. The International Energy Agency Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme (IEAGHG) is dedicated to advancing carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies through data-driven methods and multinational collaboration. Denmark’s membership in the IEAGHG is anchored in […]
INNO-CCUS project undertakes comprehensive mapping of Denmark’s CO2 emissions
Should it be stored, where should it come from, and what should we use it for? Many questions surround the future role of CO2 in the green transition. In several INNO-CCUS projects, researchers from Aalborg University have set out to address these questions by mapping the total Danish carbon capture, utilization, and storage efforts. The combination […]
The mission is clear: Research project aims to make cement carbon-neutral
Researchers from Denmark are currently testing a new technology that aims to reduce the cement industry’s CO2 emissions significantly. This is happening in collaboration between the Technological Institute, DTU, FLSmidth Cement, and Lhoist, which owns Faxe Kalk A/S and is part of the INNO-CCUS partnership. The global cement production industry accounts for nearly 8 percent […]
Denmark’s CCUS Landscape: A Geographical Overview
As a mission-driven partnership, we aim to accelerate scalable and sustainable carbon capture, storage, and utilisation (CCUS) solutions, contributing to reaching Danish 2030 and 2050 climate targets. To achieve this goal, we need an expansive overview of the CCUS field in Denmark – what projects are out there? What are our innovation needs? Where do […]
Pool 2 Kick-Off: 10 new INNO-CCUS projects launched
On 5 December 2023, INNO-CCUS hosted a Pool 2 kick-off where ten new projects were welcomed and introduced to the partnership. More than 70 researchers and experts in carbon capture, utilisation and storage took part in the event, representing a wide range of CCUS research and innovation, from biochar to infrastructure and capture solvents. As […]
