Harnessing potential of biological CO2 capture for Circular Economy
The Netherlands
Current government strategy for CCUS
- CCUS important technology for reducing CO2 emissions in industry
- Large-scale deployment of CCS before 2030
- De-risking CCUS projects by providing financial support
- Subsidy only where no cost-effective alternatives for CCS exist
- Fossil CCS is a transition technology, but CO2 storage is necessary for negative emissions
Deployment policies and programmes in place
- Subsidy scheme for CO2 reduction in industry (SDE++), covers unprofitable top (total cost for capture, transport and storage minus ETS price and national CO2-levy) for a period of 15 years.
- CCUS feasibility studies (pre-FEED) and FEED studies (subsidy)
- Subsidies for R&D programmes
- EU (CEF, Innovation Fund)
Priorities going forward
- Successful realization of the first projects
- Issues relating to nitrogen deposits (permitting)
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