Retrospect
Carbon Storage Dialogues:
#5 Development of CCS in societal perspective
We look back at a successful and well-attended fifth edition of the Carbon Storage Dialogues. We would like to thank all our participants, speakers and panelists for being there, for sharing their knowledge and networks and helping us to make the dialogues inspiring and insightful again.
Development of CCS in societal perspective
Now that (most) technical and financial barriers have been overcome, the social perspective on CCS becomes even more relevant. Especially in light of the fact that CCS is no longer seen as a temporary option for heavy industry, but negative emissions can also be achieved with carbon removal in the long term. For this reason, the theme of this 5th edition of the Carbon Storage Dialogues was: ‘Development of CCS in a social perspective.’
On this page you will find the presentations of our keynote speakers. The Carbon Storage Dialogues were hosted in English, which is why all presentations are in English.
Keynote speakers
- Sven Anders
Professor Department of Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada - Katrine Thomsen
Head of Division CCS office, Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities - Noelle Aarts
Professor socio-economic interactions, Institute for Science in Society, Radboud University
Panelleden
- Dion Huidekooper
Chair Young Climate Movement - Henk Compter
Chair Foundation for the Concerned Citizens of Voorne - Sophie de Reus
Project leader Nature-friendly Offshore Energy, North Sea Foundation - Sybilla Dekker
Chair North Sea Consultation - Anne-Marie Spierings
Program Director Economic Transition, Deltalinqs - Maxine Tillij
Director of Energy System Strategy, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate - Mark Driessen
Manager Public Affairs, Stakeholder Management and Communications, Porthos