Webinar: Biogenic CO2 use and storage

Biogenic CO₂ is the carbon dioxide (CO₂) resulting from the decomposition, digestion or combustion of biomass. Bio-CO₂ produced in the biogas industry can be employed in carbon capture, utilization and storage (bio-CCUS) both for the long-term storage of carbon and for the production of other biomaterials, chemicals or fuels.

This webinar will look at how bio-CCUS from biogas can contribute to climate mitigation, analysing novel pathways for the use of bio-CO₂ for clean biofuels and commodity chemicals. The webinar will also examine the sustainability considerations of these approaches, as well as the market potential.

Biogenic CO₂ use and storage: Enhancing the circularity and climate benefits of biogas is hosted by the Global Bioenergy Partnership (GBEP) as part of the Scope of Work of Activity Group 7, under the thematic area of ‘Biogas’. More information and other webinars on this theme can be found on the GBEP website.

Agenda:

14.00 – 14.05	Brief introduction to webinar and presentation of speakers	Constance Miller, GBEP Secretariat
14.05 – 14.25	Bio-CO2 from biogas: status, opportunities and challenges. The case of CooCE project on CCUS	Rocio Diaz-Chavez, Imperial College, London
14.25 – 14.40	Case study	Bettina Müller and Isabella Porqueddu, BTS Biogas
14.40 – 15.00	Q&A and discussion	Tiziana Pirelli, GBEP Secretariat

 

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