stateofgreen.comConnect. Inspire. Share. Think DenmarkINSIDE THIS WHITE PAPERExplaining carbon capture, utilisation, and storage at its coreThe prospects of a strong ecosystemUnlocking the full potential of large-scale CO₂ mitigationThe future of carbon captureCarbon capture, utilisation, and storagePicking the high-hanging fruits of CO2 mitigationWHITE PAPERS FOR A GREEN TRANSITIONCOLOPHONCARBON CAPTURE, UTILISATION, AND STORAGEPicking the high-hanging fruits in CO2 mitigationVersion 1.0November 2022FRONT PAGE PHOTOUnsplashEDITOR IN CHIEF State of GreenEDITOR IN CHARGEState of Green, info@stateofgreen.comCONTRIBUTERSThe Danish Energy Agency, Henrik Sulsbrück, hesu@ens.dkThe Danish Energy Agency, Morten Skovgaard Olsen, msdo@ens.dkInnovation Center Denmark v/UM, Camilla Sofani Bartholdy, cabart@um.dkInvest in Denmark, Charlotte Katrine Melchiorsen, chamel@um.dkGreen Power Denmark, Michael Madsen, mma@greenpowerdenmark.dkGreen Power Denmark, Vibeke Højberg Strebøl, vhs@greenpowerdenmark.dk Confederation of Danish Industry, Henrik Skou, hesk@di.dkConfederation of Danish Industry, Stella Bücker, stbu@di.dkCCS Alliancen, Finn Lauritzen, fla@axcelfuture.dkDOWNLOAD THIS WHITE PAPERDownload this white paper and other related publications at www.stateofgreen.com/publications FOR MORE INFORMATIONTo order copies of this white paper or receive information about other related publications, please contact State of Green at info@stateofgreen.com COPYRIGHT NOTICE© Copyright State of Green 20223CARBON CAPTURE, UTILISATION, AND STORAGEContaining the global rising temperatures to a 1.5 degrees increase requires lowering the CO₂ concentration in the atmosphere drastically. There are many talks to be walked in decarbonising society. Some need to be addressed individually, an...
