CCUS

Carbon capture and utilization are important technologies for decarbonizing our industries, particularly those with the highest emissions. Our courses address these solutions from different technical perspectives, including geosciences, equipment, logistics and processes. They are designed for professionals involved in CCUS projects, and thus actively contribute to the low-carbon transition.


  • Oil and Gas
  • Refining, Petrochemicals, Chemicals
  • Biobased Processes and Recycling
  • Biofuels, e-Fuels and SAFs
  • Hydrogen
  • Motorization and Sustainable Mobility
  • Nuclear
  • Batteries and Electricity Storage
  • Energy Transition
  • CCUS
  • Electricity
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Geothermal

CCUS

23 Results
Training - Overview and Challenges of the Energy Mix This course aims to provide an updated overview of the energy sector and the upcoming economic, political and environmental challenges (Covid-19, climate change, supply and demand crisis, unconventional Oil & Gas…). Participants will get a complete overview of both fossil fuels and renewable energy sources, with their respective benefits and burdens Training - Overview and Challenges of the Energy Mix
Training - Overview of CO2 Economics As the energy transition accelerates, businesses must adapt to increasingly stringent requirements for reducing carbon emissions—often at a significant cost. This training aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the economic aspects related to CO₂. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the role of carbon pricing, carbon finance, and government policy in shaping decarbonization strategies, as well as the impact of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) in this evolving landscape Training - Overview of CO2 Economics
Training - Practicing Commissioning This course provides practical knowhow so as to get the participants directly confront the reality of the field Training - Practicing Commissioning
Training - Reactive transport and geological CO2 Storage This training focuses on the mechanisms of reactive transport in CO₂ geological storage contexts, combining flow processes, geochemical reactions and rock–fluid interactions. Through practical case studies, participants will analyze CO₂ migration, dissolution and mineralization in subsurface reservoirs to visualize reactive fronts and rigorously assess the performance of CO2 geological storage scenarios Training - Reactive transport and geological CO2 Storage
Training - Social Risk Management This course aims to identify and understand social issues related to Oil & Gas activities Training - Social Risk Management