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Carbon capture, storage and utilisation

Energy storage

Green hydrogen

CCUS Study Tour to Denmark

Event details

10-14 June, 2024 8.00 - 17.00

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Where
Copenhagen and Aalborg

Explore sites across Denmark's CCUS value chain

Agenda

View the official invitation and full agenda here.

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Explore the CCUS Summit 2024

Attendees will be able to engage with technological advancements, key learnings, societal impact, and innovation needs in Denmark and internationally. The summit will feature a lineup of speakers from across the value chain, including representatives from leading CCUS nations such as Norway, Canada, and the United States.

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Denmark is blessed with an underground that has previously been exploited for oil and gas. With the government putting an end to the extraction, and optimal conditions for storing CO2 in the same oil and gas fields, the way has been paved for carbon capture and storage (CCS).

About the delegation tour

CO2VISION and INNO-CCUS invite you to explore Denmark’s CCUS ecosystem. With experience in all corners of the CCUS value chain; from highly efficient combined heat and power plants, waste-to-energy facilities, and an energy-efficient industry, to a strong transport sector, district heating grids for utilisation of excess heat, and cutting-edge technology providers.

The CCUS Study Tour includes site visits across Denmark and the opportunity for attendance at the Danish CCUS Summit conference (tickets not included. Read more about attendance at the conference here).

For questions, please contact:
Thilde Møller Larsen, Green Hub Denmark: [email protected]
Kasper Havemann, CLEAN: [email protected]

Programme

June 10 (Copenhagen) June 11 (Copenhagen) June 12 (Copenhagen & Aalborg) June 13 (Aalborg) June 14 (Aalborg)

Morning: Introduction to CCUS Developments in Denmark

A series of introductions to the Danish green transition, state of regulatory affairs within
CCUS in Denmark as well as updates on offshore CO2 storage projects in Denmark.

Location: House of Green

Midday: Lunch

Afternoon: Waste-to-Energy Plant with Carbon Capture Technology

Visit Denmark’s newest and cleanest combined heat and power waste-to-energy plant located close to the city center. It has successfully realised an ambitious vision of combining a green waste-to-energy plant with a recreational area.

Location: CopenHill & Amager Resource Center

Evening: Networking Reception

All day: The Danish CCUS Summit

The Danish CCUS Summit 2024 brings together stakeholders from industry, academia and public institutions to discuss the direction of the field and the road ahead. Get inspired from the latest technological advancements, gain key learnings, understand the societal impact and innovation needs from experts and international perspectives.

See programme here.

Location: Hotel Crown Plaza

Morning: The Danish CCUS Summit

See programme here.

Location: Hotel Crown Plaza

Afternoon: Free Time & Transportation from Copenhagen to Aalborg

Morning: Role of ports in CCUS and methanol production

Tour of Port of Aalborg where you will gain insights into the role of ports in CCUS and Project NORNE, visit a methanol fuel cells manufacturer, Blue World Technology, and get an introduction to the port’s symbiosis test area, which includes a pilot methanol production facility.

Location: Port of Aalborg

Midday: Lunch

Afternoon: Carbon capture project at cement production facility

See carbon capture technology in action at the cement production facility, Aalborg Portland, counting Project ConsenCUS and Project GreenCEM. Aalborg Portland provides 30% of the city of Aalborg’s district heating needs through the utilisation of its surplus heat as well as district cooling from chalk pit
water reservoir.

Location: Aalborg Portland

Afternoon: Decarbonisation of Coal-Fired Combined Heat-and-Power Plant and SAF production

Learn about the 2028 decarbonisation plans of the coal-fired a power plant, which includes out-phasing of coal, the utilisation of surplus heat from Aalborg Portland and the waste incineration plant, Nordværk, as well as the world largest sea water heat pumps. The tour also includes an introduction to a future project, Fjord PtX, which will utilise CO2 from Nordværk to produce methanol for e-SAF, and business park, Norbis Park.

Location: Aalborg Utility and North Jutland Power Plant

Evening: Networking Reception

Morning: Biogas plant with biogenic carbon capture facility and methanol production

Participants: Vesthimmerland Biogas & BioCirc

Midday Gas Storage and Denmark’s Hydrogen Hub

Participants: Hydrogen Valley, Hybalance & Lille Thorup Gas Storage

Afternoon: Departure from Denmark