
News and events
News and events
Building Resilient CCS Infrastructure for Europe's Climate Future: Insights from COREu at ICONHIC 2026
From 29 June to 2 July 2026, more than 10 COREu partner organisations gathered in Chania, Greece, for ICONHIC - International Conference on Natural Hazards and Infrastructure, to exchange knowledge and discuss the future of carbon capture and storage (CCS).

Explore CCS Regulatory Approaches across Europe
We are excited to announce our next COREu Lunch&Learn session ‘‘Regulatory Approaches to CO₂ Transport and Storage Infrastructure in Europe’’.

Explore innovative CO₂ transport solutions at CO2 Shipping and Terminals Conference
COREu will take part in several exciting events this summer. One of them is the ‘CO2 Shipping and Terminals Conference’.

New Publication: Evaluating the 2020 European Seismic Hazard Model (ESHM20) using ShakeMap-derived ground motion fields in Greece
We are pleased to share a new scientific publication led by researchers from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) within the COREu project.

Event Highlights: Energy & Climate Festival 2026
On 9 May 2026, COREu took part in the Energy and Climate Festival in Karlsruhe, represented by Steinbeis Europa Zentrum. Held at the city’s market square, the festival brought together a wide range of organisations and initiatives, each presenting their work through interactive booths and activities designed to engage the public on climate and energy topics.

Meet COREu at the Energy & Climate Festival 2026
COREu will once again participate in the Energy & Climate Festival in Karlsruhe. Taking place on Europe Day, the festival is a great opportunity to celebrate European collaboration and exchange on climate and energy topics.

Open learning on CCS is now available on the C4L platform!
We are excited to announce that the COREu-For-Learn (C4L) platform is now available to everyone interested in learning more about Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)!

Entering a new ERA with COREu
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).

