We would like to announce a workshop aimed at interested stakeholders in the glass industry who would like to learn more about carbon capture and storage (CCS). Led by Stara Glass, the Glass Emission Reduction Alliance (ERA) aims to raise awareness and support stakeholders in the glass industry in preparing for future CCS opportunities.

Workshop details:

📢 The Glass ERA: Carbon Capture Opportunities for the Decarbonisation of the Glass Industry

📅 Date: 24 March 2026

🕚 Time: 11:00 – 12:30 CET

Register for the online workshop here.

Agenda

11:00 – Glass Futures - COREu: hubs, routes and technologies for CO₂ transport and storage

11:20 – Stara Glass - Glass ERA: opportunities for the glass industry

11:35 – CERTH - Scaling-up Rotating Packed Beds for CO2 capture: Industrial Pilot and Technoeconomic Assessment

12:00 – SNAM - Ravenna CCS, a resource for decarbonising hard-to-abate industries in Italy and in the Mediterranean region

12:20 – Discussion and next steps

12:30 – Closing

Speakers from GlassFutures, StaraGlass, CERTH and SNAM are looking forward to having an open discussion with you.

The Emission Reduction Alliances (ERAs) are a key component of the COREu project (CO₂ Routes across Europe), which is one of the largest research and innovation initiatives in the field of carbon capture and storage (CCS). Funded by a European program, COREu aims to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions by 2035 and 2050 through the demonstration of key CCS technologies and the development of new COREu CCS routes in Greece, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Ukraine.

The ERAs, as an expected outcome and impact of the COREu project, will be set up in each of the four COREu routes plus in other regions across Europe to foster growth of the CCS value chain. These formed alliances will operate on both a regional level and at the EU level (CCS Innovation).

The ERAs will be a collaborative partnership between a diverse group of stakeholders in the CCS value chain including industrial CO₂ emitters, CCS Transport & Storage partners, Corporation (Tech providers/ VCs etc), NGOs, Trade bodies and policymakers.

Learn more about Emission Reduction Alliances (ERAs).