Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) is a technology that enables the fight against climate change. It is estimated that, if widely adopted, this technology could reduce carbon emissions in Europe by 200 million tons per year, equivalent to 5% of Europe's 2018 emissions, or 7.5 billion tons of CO2 by 2050.
However, implementing this technology presents significant challenges, such as the availability and diversity of biomass residues, the adaptation of existing processes for example, in the petrochemical, electricity or paper industries or the certification of emission reductions.
The Repsol Foundation Chair on Energy Transition at Rovira i Virgili University and the Spanish Biomass Association (AVEBIOM) are organizing this webinar to address these issues.
This webinar will be in Spanish.
Co-organizers
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Speakers:
Ruth Yerga
Coordinator of the Repsol’s Foundation Network of University Chairs
Fèlix Llovell
Director of the Repsol Foundation Chair in Energy Transition at URV on CO₂ Capture and Utilization
Luis López
Spanish Biomass Association and Chief Strategy Officer at ENSO Energy
Iñigo Ribas Sangüesa
Primary Transformation Senior Tech Advisor in Circular Economy at Repsol
Andrea Ramírez
Professor of Low Carbon Systems and Technologies at Delft University of Technology
Esteban Santirso
Director of Biomass Trading Business Unit at Magnon Green Energy – ENCE
Ennio Prizzi
Senior Policy Officer at Bioenergy Europe
