CCUS/CDR Business & Innovation Community

Analytical Products and Solutions supplies measurement, monitoring, and analytical equipment relevant to CCUS systems. Their technologies support process control, performance monitoring, and data quality across capture, transport, and storage operations.

Bright Renewables designs and supplies renewable gas technologies and carbon capture. The company works on integrating small to medium scale carbon capture, CO2 liquefaction and methanol synthesis into biomass and waste-to-energy facilities.

Brusche develops and supplies process technologies and equipment for gas treatment and separation applications relevant to CCUS. The company supports industrial CO₂ capture and conditioning through engineering, system integration, and technology development for pilot and commercial-scale projects.

Carbon Collectors, in collaboration with storage owners / operators, offers an integrated service for collecting, transporting and safely storing CO2 from industrial emitters, using an offshore shipping solution in combination with transport by rail, road or inland waterways. Captured CO2 may be delivered to permanent storage locations or utilization.

Carbotreat develops adsorption-based carbon capture technology focused on post-combustion CO₂ removal from flue gases. The company targets compact, energy-efficient capture systems for industrial applications and for maritime applications such as shipping and offshore.

Carbyon develops direct air capture technology based on a proprietary inhouse developed solid sorbent and fast swing / rapid cycling concepts. The company aims to deliver scalable DAC systems that significantly reduce cost for carbon dioxide removal.

CHANE develops terminal and hub infrastructure in European ports for handling, buffering, and logistics of liquid CO₂. The company enables ship-based CO₂ transport and acts as a linking point between capture sites, utilisation markets, and offshore storage

Darel provides support in capital project development with decision- and value chain coordination. With deep experience in technical project management and venture building, Darel has been involved in almost all NL CCS projects. In recent years Darel developed deep understanding of CDR and initiated initiatives such as Sinkit and CO2llectief.

DNV provides independent assurance, verification, and technical advisory services for CCUS projects. The company supports safety, performance, and regulatory compliance across the full CCUS value chain, including the testing and qualification of emerging CCUS technologies to ensure reliable deployment

Energie Beheer Nederland (EBN) is the Dutch state energy company and a key player in CCS. It invests in, develops, and supports CCS projects, while sharing knowledge and contributing to the Negative Emissions Task Force. EBN’s Carbon Transport & Offshore Storage (CTOS) is involved in major projects like Porthos and Aramis and several storage initiatives, focusing on three pillars: Projects, Knowledge, and Dialogue.

Gradyent develops digital twins - optimisation and design software tooling - for critical energy infrastructure, including complex industrial networks and carbon systems. Its tools support performance optimisation and value engineering for CCS and CCUS infrastructure.

Green Gas Liquids offers proprietary technology specializing in modular (bio-) CO₂ capture and utilization, biogas upgrading, that enables industries to not just reduce emissions, but to unlock new value from waste streams. With its proven track record has shown its dedication to building a circular carbon economy for all, with a focus on small and medium industrial plants

Knook Energy Solutions International BV not only utilises CO₂ for greenhouse horticulture, but also combines it with innovative solutions for hydrogen and green gas production. In doing so, the company positions itself as a first mover and value chain innovator in the decentralised energy market, offering integrated solutions across the entire waste, energy, and food chain.

Offshore Independents delivers offshore engineering and project support services for energy infrastructure, including CCUS. The company supports offshore transport and storage developments through engineering, project management, and technical advisory roles.

PanTerra Geoconsultants provides subsurface and geoscience expertise for geological CO₂ storage projects. The company supports site characterisation, risk assessment, and subsurface modelling for CCS development.

The Port of Rotterdam Authority supports the development of carbon capture, transport, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) in Europe’s largest industrial port. It coordinates CO₂ pipeline and shipping infrastructure, intermediate storage, and links to offshore storage. Through public-private collaboration and spatial planning, it helps scale CCUS and low-carbon industrial clusters in the Netherlands.

At Pure Carbon Blue we capture carbon from water that we distribute as BioCarbon feedstock. Businesses can use carbon from water as a carbon-neutral feedstock for the production of food, fuels, and materials. In addition, this BioCarbon can be applied for permanent storage to create negative emissions.

SBM Offshore supports CCUS development by engineering and delivering offshore infrastructure, including floating facilities and systems that enable CO₂ capture and injection. The company focuses on large-scale project execution and integration, connecting capture, transport, and offshore storage within emerging CCS value chains.

SDS Separation offers unique Point Source Carbon Capture and Emission washing technology. With lower cost and lower footprint, this is offered as a flexible Capture-as-a-Service solution on a skid to hard-to-abate industries that emit <100kT (e.g. manufacturers of bricks, ceramics, glass, paper & carton and food processing).

SeaO₂ develops direct ocean capture (DOC) technology that removes CO₂ from seawater, enhancing natural ocean-atmosphere uptake. The company focuses on scalable carbon dioxide capture for storage and utilization markets removal integrated with existing marine infrastructure and coastal environments.

Skytree develops direct air capture technology focused on modular systems for atmospheric CO₂ removal. The company targets scalable DAC deployment for both permanent storage and utilisation pathways.

Value Carbon develops and integrates CO₂ capture solutions and complete value chains. The company installs capture systems at industrial sources and connects them to downstream logistics, transport, and delivery. By linking emitters to CO₂ reuse and storage—such as industrial use, greenhouse supply, and permanent storage—Value Carbon enables scalable CCUS and acts as a key ecosystem integrator.

Wageningen University & Research studies carbon cycles and bio-based systems for CCUS and carbon removal, focusing on biogenic carbon, BECCS, and CO₂ use in industry and agriculture. It provides facilities and greenhouses to test DAC for horticulture, and develops innovative CO₂ capture and conversion technologies.