As the energy transition gathers pace, emitters of carbon dioxide (CO2) are asking whether carbon capture projects are now both economically and technically feasible. Industries are wondering, for example, whether recent changes in carbon prices and incentives could enable investments in carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) projects.
In this live event, our experts from both Europe and North America discussed:
- The factors that contribute to the cost of CCUS
- What ‘state-of-the-art’ for CO2 capture from low-concentration gas streams looks like in 2023
- How carbon capture costs can be reduced
- Recommended actions for emitters.
Our CCUS experts also dispelled some of the most common myths related to CCUS technology, including hazards around capture process operations and how to understand the payback period. The discussion includes real-world examples and concludes with a Questions & Answers session.
About the speakers
- Guido Magneschi, Senior Consultant, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage– DNV Netherlands
- Andre Boulet, Principal Consultant, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage– DNV North America
- Jamie Burrows, Head of Business Development - CCUS, DNV UK
Supporting your CCUS journey
DNV has long experience of advising and assisting customers on CO2 capture. Building on a series of best practices, DNV can support you in your CCUS journey, covering inception, operation and evolution. By combining two decades of experience with in-depth digital expertise, we help you scope, build and maintain your projects to help you deliver CCUS projects safely and successfully.