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CO 2 Value Europe The new industry association dedicated to Carbon Capture & Utilization (CCU) May 2018 CCU the time is now ! 2 CCU the time is now ! CCU Workshop 3 CCU the time is now ! EU Innovation Fund opens to CCU SET


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CO2 Value Europe

The new industry association dedicated to Carbon Capture & Utilization (CCU)

May 2018

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CCU… the time is now !

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CCU Workshop

CCU… the time is now !

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CCU… the time is now !

EU Innovation Fund

  • pens to CCU

SET Plan – WG9 Implementation Plan on CCUS

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The only European association dedicated to CO2 Utilisation and bringing together partners from relevant industrial sectors

Our scope: stakeholders from the complete CCU value chains across industrial sectors

Multinational Companies, SMEs, Regional Clusters, Research Institutions, Universities

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  • 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

Our vision: make CCU a key pillar of the transition to a low carbon economy

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Our mission: create a scalable carbon recycling industry

Our

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mission statement Promote the development and market deployment of sustainable industrial solutions that convert CO2 into valuable products, in order to contribute to the net reduction

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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

Favourable regulatory framework for products Refining, distribution infrastructure & markets for CCU products Appropriate funding CO2 transformation technologies Product acceptance by existing infrastructure & players Favourable regulatory access to inputs Low-cost sources of CO2 and renewable electricity Demonstration of environmental & other benefits of CCU Selection/ development of most promising technologies Feasibility, cost reduction & upscaling Captured CO2 Renewable electricity Raw materials & waste

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Our actions: create the conditions for the effective development of CCU solutions

  • Develop

integrated R&I roadmap

  • Pilot and

demonstration projects

  • Raise awareness and acceptance

among policy makers and funders

  • Promote development
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regulatory framework and market conditions

  • Stimulate public

support for R&I

Vision Advocacy Ambas- sador

R&I: Research & Innovation 9

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Our approach: leverage synergies with other

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Topical organizations

PPPs

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& many more…

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Our 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 accepted LCA standards "

Support to standardization of LCA and TEA methodologies

(e.g. study with the Global CO2 Initiative)

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Multinational Industry Leaders

Albioma, Carmeuse, CRH, Engie, HeidelbergCement, Lhoist, Praxair, Q8, Solvay, Suez, TIGF, Total, Uniper

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Specialized SMEs

ACP, Atmostat, Avantium, Carbon 8, Climeworks, CRI, Econic, Hydrogenics, IC2R, IDENER, Nordic Blue Crude, Orbix, Sunfire

Clusters

Axelera, e-PURE GreenWin, IBB Netzwerk, Port of Antwerp

Research Organisations

ACIB, CEA, DIFFER, ECN, Fraunhofer, ICIQ, IFP-EN, KIT, LEAP, Nova Institut, NOVA.ID.FCT, Sotacarbo, Swerea- MEFOS, Tecnalia, U Bologna, UC Louvain, U College London, U Gent, U Liège, U Mons, U Sheffield, U Surrey, VITO, VTT

Benefits for members

ü Full visibility on state of the art

technologies and potential partners

ü Joint demo projects ü Funding opportunities beyond

corporate financing

ü Accelerate own learning curve

and commercialisation

ü Develop and promote

regulatory framework together

ü Increase public acceptance

and support

Join CO2 Value Europe and create the CCU industry with us !

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WG1: Fuels roadmap WG2: Fuels policy WG4: EU Technology Platform TF5: CCU Benefits WG8: Non-fuels chemicals WG6: Partnerships & Funding WG7: Communi- cation & Outreach WG3: Mineralisation

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Members can get involved in different Working Groups

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Brussels - 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.

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www.co2value.eu Contact

Damien Dallemagne Secretary General (acting) damien.dallemagne@co2value.eu +32 488 366 231 www.co2value.eu