Carbon neutral industry

The Netherlands must become more sustainable. But since industry is responsible for one third of all carbon emissions, this is a huge challenge. More sustainable fuels and production processes are badly needed.

Towards a CO2-neutral industry

Industry accounts for about one-third of CO2 emissions in the Netherlands. We’re working to make industry carbon-neutral by 2050, so there’s a huge amount to do.

Our latest developments

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Producing renewable DME using renewable energy and CO2

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News
7 September 2023

The POWERED (Production Of Wind Energy And Other Renewable Energy Based DME) project focuses on the development of Sorption Enhanced DME Synthesis (SEDMES), a technology that produces renewable and recycled carbon DME as an alternative to fossil DME and LPG.

Symposium: NextGenHeat

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Event

We invite you to join our NextGenHeat symposium, a national symposium to address all heat-related challenges within the process industry.

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Art Centre Delft

The Netherlands: a global hub for hydrogen import, transport and storage

Informatietype:
Insight
7 August 2023

The first hydrogen chain from abroad to the Netherlands is a fact. Spain will become a major supplier of green hydrogen to north-western Europe and our country will play a hub role in further exporting.

Hydrogen developments in full swing in the energy and materials transition

Informatietype:
Insight
20 July 2023

What can we say about the future of green hydrogen? What role will it play in the energy transition in the coming decades? A conversation with TNO hydrogen experts Marcel Weeda and Lennart van der Burg provides some answers.

CO2 reduction and green carbon in industry

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Webinar
13 July 2023
1 aflevering

This is the time to reduce CO2 emissions and create new opportunities for a sustainable, circular industry. TNO experts present three innovative technologies that convert carbon and CO2 into sustainable products such as plastics, fuels and food.