Due to the current coronavirus outbreak, the STRATEGY-CCUS General Assembly was held online from 28-30 April 2020. The Assembly is our annual gathering of project partners, external bodies, our Advisory Board and Industry Club. We reviewed progress and findings from the last 12 months and discussed our research focus for the year ahead. It was also an opportunity for open discussion and feedback.
The Assembly was delivered within five timeslots over three days, and featured:
A project overview
Key results and future focus from each work package
Introduction to the Advisory Board
Introduction to the Industry Club
Regional presentations
Feedback and recommendations from external bodies
Key dates and actions in 2020
For more information regarding the Assembly and the project, please email info@strategyccus.eu
The STRATEGY CCUS project is an ambitious three-year project funded by the European Union to support the development of low-carbon energy and industry in Southern and Eastern Europe. Work began in May 2019, and the project will run until April 2022.
The project focuses on eight regions identified as promising for CCUS development. We aim to encourage and support initiatives within each region by producing local development plans and business models tailored to industry’s needs.
Due to the current coronavirus outbreak, the STRATEGY-CCUS General Assembly was held online from 28-30 April 2020. The Assembly is our annual gathering of project partners, external bodies, our Advisory Board and Industry Club. We reviewed progress and findings from the last 12 months and discussed our research focus for the year ahead. It was also an opportunity for open discussion and feedback.
The Assembly was delivered within five timeslots over three days, and featured:
For more information regarding the Assembly and the project, please email info@strategyccus.eu
The STRATEGY CCUS project is an ambitious three-year project funded by the European Union to support the development of low-carbon energy and industry in Southern and Eastern Europe. Work began in May 2019, and the project will run until April 2022.
The project focuses on eight regions identified as promising for CCUS development. We aim to encourage and support initiatives within each region by producing local development plans and business models tailored to industry’s needs.
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