Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is seen as a bridge to help the world wean off carbon fuels. With that in mind, this developing technology is not going to be temporary and is definitely going to happen on a large scale. To reach that as quickly as possible, we need regulations, licensing, a supply chain, as well as trust from society, the CCS: Completing the climate change menu session at Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference concluded, highlighting the need for more projects to enable better understanding of what is working and what not.
Berte Simons , Business Unit Director of CO2 Storage & Transport Systems at Energie Beheer Nederland ( EBN ), Alistair Macfarlane , Manager UK Carbon Transport & Storage at North Sea Transition Authority ( NSTA ), Martin van Onna , CEO at Dutch thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) technology player Strohm , and Flaviu Barsan , Energy Transition Manager at Dutch exploration and production firm ONE-Dyas , participated in the session, moderated by Paul de Leeuw , Director Energy Transition Institute at Robert Gordon University (RGU).