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Part 1: Presenting ELEGANCY at the ZEP Network Technology meeting in Brussels

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Gunhild Reigstad
Senior Research Scientist
Published: 13. Mar 2018 | Last edited: 14. Apr 2025
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“Enabling a Low-Carbon Economy via Hydrogen and CCS” (ELEGANCY) is a three year project looking to fast-track the decarbonization of Europe’s energy system. The project is one of eight projects that were funded by the first call of ACT, and it was kicked off in Brussels in October last year.

Now ZEP, the European Commission’s advisor on CCS, is interested in the project. On February 22, I presented the ELEGANCY project at the ZEP Network Technology at the EU Commission in Rue du Champ de Mars 21 in Brussels. In part 2 of this blog, I present the main message presented there.

Establishing a temporary work group

ZEP is about to establish a temporary working group (TWG) on collaboration across the CCS chain. This working group will have two parallel objectives:

  • Improved understanding and ability to perform risk analysis of CO2 storage operations and to provide industry
  • Expert support to the two ERA-NET ACT projects ALIGN-CCUS and ELEGANCY

In reaching these objectives, the work of the group will be beneficial to the Norwegian full chain CCS project, the Rotterdam Platform, and the case studies of the two ACT projects.

Concerning the support of the ALIGN-CCUS and ELEGANCY projects, it is the ongoing research on legal and commercial aspects of CCS chains that are of main interest.

Gunhild A. Reigstad is presenting the ELEGANCY ACT project for the ZEP Network Technology (NWT) at the EU Commission in Rue du Champ de Mars 21, Brussels. In the picture Owain Tucker, Shell, Nikki Brain and Harriet Howe from the ZEP Secretariat, Filip Neele from TNO (NWT co-chair) and Arthur Heberle, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (NWT co-chair) pay attention.
Gunhild A. Reigstad is presenting the ELEGANCY ACT project for the ZEP Network Technology (NWT) at the EU Commission in Rue du Champ de Mars 21, Brussels. In the picture Owain Tucker, Shell, Nikki Brain and Harriet Howe from the ZEP Secretariat, Filip Neele from TNO (NWT co-chair) and Arthur Heberle, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (NWT co-chair) pay attention.

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