CCUS: non-pipeline transport and cross-border CO2 networks - call for evidence
This consultation is open for responses
Respond to this consultationSummary
DESNZ seeks evidence on non-pipeline CO2 transport and cross-border CO2 networks for CCUS deployment. The consultation covers value chain data, policy landscape, and deployment barriers for shipping and road/rail transport of captured carbon. This focuses on industrial decarbonisation infrastructure rather than electricity generation or grid systems.
Why it matters
Adjacent to electricity markets — CCUS affects industrial power demand and could influence generation investment decisions, but this consultation addresses transport logistics rather than market structure.
Key facts
- •Published 2024-05-07
- •Covers non-pipeline transport (shipping, road, rail) for CO2
- •Includes cross-border CO2 networks
- •Three focus areas: value chain data, policy landscape, deployment considerations
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Memo
This call for evidence aims to gather information to improve government’s understanding of both non-pipeline transport (NPT) value chains and cross-border CO2 transport and storage networks, the costs associated with them, and the potential barriers to deployment. The call for evidence will look to gather views and evidence in 3 key areas: * NPT value chain data * CCUS policy landscape * Wider deployment considerations