The CCSA represents the interests of companies and organisations seeking to develop commercial-scale CCUS projects.
We work with members, governments and other organisations to ensure CCUS is developed and deployed at the pace and scale necessary to meet net zero goals and deliver sustainable growth across regions and nations.
CCSA members are drawn from a wide range of sectors such as industry, equipment manufacturing, oil and gas, distribution, academia and regional bodies – as well as the associated supply chain and service sector.
What We Do
By bringing members together through working groups and other events, the CCSA is able to represent the CCUS industry to media, government officials, and other key stakeholders.
We achieve this by:
Engaging with a wide variety of stakeholders to promote the crucial role that CCUS will play in meeting net zero goals
Representing the CCUS industry at key meetings and external events, as well as on social media
Hosting member working group meetings to inform members, develop position papers and respond to public consultations
Organising a range of events, conferences and webinars to facilitate networking, information exchange and build broad support for CCUS
Providing a reliable and credible source of information on CCUS developments around the world to members and interested stakeholders
ZEP in Brussels
The CCSA also run the secretariat for the European Zero Emissions Technology and Innovation Platform (ZEP). ZEP is the technical adviser to the EU Commission on the deployment of CCS and CCU. Find out more about ZEP here.
zeroemissionsplatform.eu