Intensive Course Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage

About the programme

The intensive course CCUS offers a unique overview of all currently available technologies for capturing, transporting, storing and utilising CO₂.

It also discusses the most relevant economic parameters, the regulatory framework and a number of innovative new projects and includes a business case in which all topics come together. You will also learn about the latest findings and techniques in CCUS. Most notably are insights in the current projects: Porthos, Aramis and the Delta Rhine Corridor Project.

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After this course, you can:

• Understand the principles and technologies of CCUS and its role in the energy transition.
• Describe key carbon capture methods, including post-, pre-combustion, and oxyfuel technologies.
• Evaluate CO2 transport systems, risks, and strategies for safe underground storage.
• Analyze the role of CO2 utilization technologies and their applications in various industries.
• Identify economic and legal challenges and opportunities in scaling CCUS technologies.
• Discuss the regulatory frameworks, permitting processes, and future trends affecting CCUS.
• Assess the impact of large-scale CCUS projects like Porthos and Aramis on the energy sector.
• Apply insights from global projects and innovations to design a practical CCUS business case.

Who should attend

This introductory programme is particularly interesting for people who want to get a comprehensive overview of CCUS. Recommended for advanced students it offers the possibility to get up to date on the latest developments in CCUS. For all professionals working in the energy value chain such as:

• Strategic analysts and business developers
• Business analysts
• Legal advisors and consultants (Renewable) energy producers
• Regulators and policymakers