Save the date: second ACCSESS open event in Brussels
ACCSESS’ second open event will be held in Brussels and on 29 January 2025!
ACCSESS Open Brussels Event – The Clean Industrial Deal: working together for a vibrant European industry and a decarbonised society
A cross-sectorial, solution-oriented event hosted by the EU project ACCESS with partners Stora Enso and SINTEF, in collaboration with the Zero Emissions Platform (ZEP).
Blueprint for the deployment of capital-intensive technologies for the decarbonisation of energy-intensive industries
On Monday 28 October, ACCSESS PhD Candidate Anna Hörbe Emanuelsson (Chalmers) will present her work for her licentiate degree. This seminar is open to the public
ACCSESS at the 17th Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies Conference
ACCSESS will be participating in GHGT-17, with a total of seven presentations and one poster from the project.
ACCSESS innovation could help industry manage their CO₂ emissions and mineral residues at the same time
ACCSESS is currently working on an innovation that uses mineral residues and CO2 emitted from industrial processes to produce high purity calcium carbonate. This technology has the potential to reduce industrial CO2 emissions while creating value for industrial actors through the production of calcium carbonate, and contributing to managing their waste.
Empowering Urban Decarbonisation: CCUS Strategies and Solutions in European Cities
On 7 October, ACCSESS partner Fraunhofer will hold an online workshop: “Empowering Urban Decarbonisation: CCUS Strategies and Solutions in European Cities”.
ACCSESS holds sixth technical meeting in Zürich
On 10-12 June, the ACCSESS consortium convened in Zürich, Switzerland for the project’s sixth technical meeting.
LCA as a tool for understanding environmental impacts and benefits of CCUS and alternative fuels: insights from the second LCA to CCUS & alternative fuels workshop
On 7 March 2024, the EU Horizon 2020 projects ACCSESS and ConsenCUS co-hosted the second LCA to CCUS and alternative fuels workshop. Life cycle assessments are highly relevant for understanding the potential of CCUS to contribute to EU climate strategies and goals.
Exploring Public Perception on CCUS in Europe: A Social Media Analysis Approach
As part of the European project ACCSESS, Fraunhofer has investigated the perception of carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technologies in Europe. In addition to a traditional survey, Fraunhofer conducted a social media analysis and a sentiment analysis. This was to ensure that the data was as representative of people’s true attitudes towards CCUS as […]
What are the environmental impacts of CO₂ capture, transport and storage?
In order for CCS to contribute to our net-zero goals, its value chain must store more CO₂ emissions than it creates. To investigate this, PhD candidate Johannes Burger has conducted a life cycle assessment on four European CCS value chains that are being focused on in ACCSESS: two cement plants, a pulp-and-paper plant, and a waste-to-energy plant.