Click here to read our 4-pager: CO2 Utilisation in a nutshell
Carbon dioxide utilisation is a broad term that covers a variety of innovative industrial processes, which use CO2 from point source emitters (and in the future from direct air capture) as a feedstock to transform CO2 into value added products. Therefore CO2 is treated as a resource, rather than a waste. SCOT’s strategic agenda and action plan will intend to move European policy towards this new paradigm.
Figure: Schematic Illustrating the Uses of CO2 (source DoE, see documents)
The SCOT project focuses on three CO2 utlisation routes: mineral carbonisation, (synthetic) fuels and synthons for chemistry.
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