A Study on CO₂ Electrolysis Features Insights from the VIVALDI Project
Last year, our colleague Deepak Pant, Senior Scientist at VITO, was interviewed by a research team from the University of Amsterdam as part of their project on “Sustainable design of multiscale CO₂ electrochemical conversion.” During the discussion, he highlighted key aspects of the VIVALDI project and its role in advancing CO₂ Capture and Utilisation (CCU) technologies.
The interview has contributed to a paper titled "Governing the development of CO₂ electrolysis: How do we give an emerging technology a chance to contribute to a carbon-neutral Europe?" published in February 2025 on Energy Research and Social Science (Elsevier).
This insightful study explores the innovation processes shaping CO₂ electrolysis in Europe, analyzing both enablers and barriers from a technological innovation systems and political economy perspective. The findings offer valuable policy recommendations for governing emerging climate technologies. We’re proud of VIVALDI's contribution to this conversation!
The interview has contributed to a paper titled "Governing the development of CO₂ electrolysis: How do we give an emerging technology a chance to contribute to a carbon-neutral Europe?" published in February 2025 on Energy Research and Social Science (Elsevier).
This insightful study explores the innovation processes shaping CO₂ electrolysis in Europe, analyzing both enablers and barriers from a technological innovation systems and political economy perspective. The findings offer valuable policy recommendations for governing emerging climate technologies. We’re proud of VIVALDI's contribution to this conversation!
Read the full study here.