Interview: Renewable energy and CCU - partners in the transition

Posted on: 3 August 2021

Watch this interview with Daniel Marrene, Engie Generation Europe, where we ask why carbon capture and usage is regarded as such an important element of the energy transition and much more.

Watch this interview with Daniel Marrene, Engie Generation Europe, where we ask why carbon capture and usage is regarded as such an important element of the energy transition and much more.

We learn why the green hydrogen backbone in Europe needs CCU as its off-taker and find out about an Engie project in Wallonia that exemplifies the potential for CCU.

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