About COREu
The Horizon Europe project COREu will set the path for a successful expansion of CCS technology and brings together over 40 key partners from industry and science.
The project will develop new demonstration projects connecting CO2 sources with potential storage sites.
The development of regional CCUS clusters and their connection to European CO2 transport and storage infrastructure will enable
cross-border cooperation across regions, which is crucial for reaching net-zero GHG emissions by 2050.
Impact
COREu will contribute to 6.8 Mt/yr in CO2 reduction by 2035 and 36 Mt/yr by 2050 in order to support the net zero emission goal.
COREu will develop 8 innovations for measurement, monitoring and verification (MMV), interoperability and value chain monitoring.
COREu will improve the internal rate of return of CO2 infrastructure investment by 6% through de-risking core technologies.
Objectives
COREu aims to establish an openly accessible, cross-border infrastructure and logistics network for CCS, connecting emitters and storage sites across Europe. Its objectives include:
Accelerate CCS deployment by demonstrating safe and effective CO2 transport and storage.
Increase the TRL of the CCS technologies developed.
Achieving a more efficient, clean, sustainable, secure, and competitive energy supply through new solutions for smart grids and energy systems based on more performant renewable energy solutions.
Develop improved CO2 stream specifications for the demo, facilitating open-access transport, by targeted analysis and experiments.
Provide experimental data, new methods and tools for safe design and risk assessment of CO2 transport.
Provide experimental data and develop tools to de-risk and optimize CO2 storage.
Support the deployment of multimodal, open-access CO2 transport by experimental data, validated models and engineering design.
Facilitate the safe operations of, and enable revenues and credits allocation in, CO2 transportation networks by by advancing metering and analysis technologies.
Develop a standard methodology for strengthening social acceptance of CCS technologies.
Monitor, prevent and reduce the environmental impact of transport and storage deployment.
Contribute to create a positive momentum for CCS across E, by mobilizing impacting stakeholders (beyond consortium) & offering an innovative setting for collaborative engagement, resulting in accelerated deployment of safe, sustainable and resilient CCS routes in Europe.
Latest News
Celebrating women: Annick Lachance Nyiringango's impact in COREu
In honor of International Women's Day, we celebrate the remarkable contributions of Annick Lachance Nyiringango, an engineer whose passion for innovation and sustainability is driving significant advancements in the COREu project.
Discover COREu's Emission Reduction Alliances
Introducing COREu ERAs: A Collaborative Partnership Uniting Diverse Stakeholders in CCS, Including Industrial CO₂ Emitters, Transport & Storage Partners, Tech Providers, NGOs, Trade Bodies, and Policymakers, Operating Regionally and Across the EU
COREu Project at the CCS Forum in Krakow
The COREu EU Project was represented at the recent CCS Forum in Krakow, where the project's advancements and innovations in CCS technologies were presented. This participation underscored COREu's commitment to accelerating CCS deployment, fostering new partnerships, and supporting the development of new CCS routes in Central and Eastern Europe.
COREu Project at the 85th Glass Problems Conference
The COREu Project was present in the 85th Glass Problems Conference and Symposium, held in Toledo, Ohio, USA, from September 16th to 19th. This prestigious event brings together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in the glass industry.
COREu Project: Advancing Carbon Capture and Storage!
We are excited to share that the COREu project was prominently featured at the CCS Capacity Building Workshop organized by the Global CCS Institute on September 25, 2024, in Athens. Our project partner, ELPEDISON S.A., presented their significant contributions to Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies, aligning with their ESG targets.
University of Bologna's Research Advances Safety in Carbon Capture and Storage
The University of Bologna (Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna) has conducted a significant study on the quantitative risk assessment (QRA) of the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) value chain, as part of the COREu EU Project (CO2 Routes Across Europe). This research is crucial for developing safe, efficient, and sustainable CO2 transportation networks across Europe, which are essential for achieving climate goals and ensuring a sustainable future.
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