Workshop 7

This workshop brings together leading research institutes, representatives from ECCSEL ERIC, and industry partners to strengthen collaboration across the full carbon capture, transport, utilisation and storage (CCUS), low-carbon energy systems (LCES), and geothermal innovation chain.
The workshop will provide a strategic overview of ECCSEL’s European research
infrastructure, highlighting the scientific and technological capabilities available across its distributed network of facilities. It aims to identify opportunities for coordinated research activities, joint use of research infrastructures, and the development of future collaborative projects.
Through a series of spotlight presentations from key institutions active in capture, transport, storage, utilisation, and low-carbon energy systems (including geothermal energy), participants will gain an integrated perspective on the European CCUS and LCES research landscape. The presentations will be followed by an open Q&A and group discussion to explore synergies, address shared challenges, and identify pathways to accelerate the development and deployment of low-carbon technologies by leveraging ECCSEL’s pan-European infrastructure.
The event is intended for researchers, research infrastructure managers, innovation leaders, and strategic programme developers working in CCUS, geothermal technologies, subsurface engineering, and low-carbon energy systems. It provides a structured platform for knowledge exchange and the development of new partnerships that support Europe’s climate and energy transition objectives.