The CORESYM study makes pivotal steps in assessing the sustainability implications of CO recycling for Europe, specifically with regards to reducing carbon emissions and meeting European chemical demands sustainably. The study provided a clear set of recommendations for policy makers and industry stakeholders, and two of the consortium members have since begun putting these recommendations into practice by investing in a pilot plant that uses carbon monoxide to produce naptha – a raw material use to produce many chemicals products.
| Publication status | Published - Dec 2017 |
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| Externally published | Yes |
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- Carbon capture and storage
- Carbon capture
- Industrial symbiosis
- Steel industry
- Chemical industry