6.11.2026
Biogenic CO₂ and carbon capture
Applications and technologies
CO₂ capture, especially from biogenic sources, is becoming a key element in achieving climate targets, particularly in Denmark. By 2030, CCS could account for up to 10–15% of the required emissions reductions, while the main share will still need to come from transport, energy, and agriculture. In the biogas and biomethane sector, CO₂ is no longer seen as just a “waste,” but as a resource: several projects are already scaling up its capture. The clear direction is shifting away from storage for its own sake and toward using CO₂ to produce new fuels and energy products.
Video collected during EUBCE 2026, in our capacity as Media Partner.
Original language: English
Origin: Denmark
Speaker
Sara Shapiro-Bengtsen
Senior Consultant, Ea Energy Analyses
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