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Geological storage of CO2: the ENOS project recognized by the CSLF

The Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum (CSLF), an international initiative on climate change, has officially recognized the ENOS project, coordinated by BRGM, for its contribution to the development of CO2 storage technologies.

22 November 2018

Presentation of the CSLF certificate of recognition for the contribution of the ENOS project to the development of CO2 storage and utilization technologies, on 18 October 2018 in Melbourne.

Steve Winberg, President of the CSLF Policy Group, presented the certificate to Didier Bonijoly, Deputy Head of BRGM's Georesources Division, who represented Marie Gastine (BRGM), coordinator of the ENOS project.

On 18 October 2018, at the international meeting of the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum (CSLF) in Melbourne, Australia, the CSLF recognized the valuable contribution of the ENOS project to advancing the development of CO2 storage and use technologies in the continental environment (onshore).

The ENOS project and BRGM recognized for their contribution to the development of CO2 storage

The CSLF is an international ministerial-level initiative on climate change that focuses on the development of CO₂ capture and storage technologies. The members cover 25 countries, including France, and the European Commission.

This CSLF recognition enhances the visibility of the ENOS project, and BRGM as coordinator, by placing it alongside other high-impact CO₂capture, storage and use (CCUS) projects.

ENOS, an initiative of CO₂GeoNet (the European network of excellence on CO₂ geological storage, also recognized by the CSLF since 2005), is a project funded by the European Commission under the H2020 programme. It brings together 29 European partners representing 17 different countries, gathered around 5 field test sites.