Maximising the Economic Potential of CO₂ transport and storage workshop in Aberdeen

Description

The Centre for Energy Policy (CEP), in partnership with OEUK, Scottish Government, and Storegga, is updated its economy-wide scenario simulations from previous Scotland’s Net Zero Infrastructure (SNZI research to reflect the latest developments across the UK’s Track 1 and Track 2 CCUS clusters. This session convened key policy and industry stakeholders to review and refine six core messages emerging from CEP’s updated analysis. The goal was to translate research findings into clear, actionable guidance that supports effective CCUS deployment, industrial decarbonisation, and net-zero planning. Your expertise and insights would be invaluable in ensuring these messages reflect real-world needs, strengthen the policy evidence base, and support coordinated, efficient investment and infrastructure development across the UK’s industrial regions.
Hosted at OEUK Aberdeen Offices at Annan House

Period	28 Jan 2026
Held at	Offshore Energies UK
Degree of Recognition	National