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EnOp CO2 Reuse Conference

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On May 7th 2019 the EnOp CO₂ Reuse Conference themed ” Implementing CO₂ as Carbon Source: Success Stories and Future Technologies” will be held. At this interactive meeting the acadamic world will meet with corporates to discover how they can collaborate in using new technologies. Are you interested in renewable energy, energy storage or exciting new chemistry with CO₂and want to make a difference?

The carbon cycle on our planet is disrupted as the natural system is unable to deal with the huge amounts of CO₂ that are emitted due to our lifestyle. Restoring the carbon cycle is essential to create a sustainable environment on planet earth. Use of CO₂ as a carbon source while storing renewable energy in this process, could contribute substantially.

New technologies that can handle large amounts of CO₂ are needed to restore the carbon cycle. Where do we stand in developing such technologies? The Interreg project EnOp aims to bring some of these technologies to a next stage in its development. During the CO₂ Reuse conference we will update you on all interesting opportunities for the nearby and long term future.

Speakers from Avantium, Antecy, University of Antwerp and Ghent University have already confirmed their contribution. So enter May 7^th 2019 into your diary to join us at Brightlands Chemelot Campus.

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How you can contribute

Close the door and windows of your office when you leave, and switch off the lights.
Keep the doors to the stairwell closed.
Switch off your computer (entirely, not on standby), including your monitors. (This will also make your computer work faster the next day, because it will clean up temporary files and suchlike when it restarts.)
Unplug adaptors from wall sockets.
The heating will be two degrees lower, so wear a warm jumper. We ask for your understanding for this.
As we will also be raising the air conditioning temperature by two degrees in summer, you will need to adapt your clothing in this season as well. Thank you in advance!
Please do not bring your own electric kettles or coffee makers to the office. They are often left on day and night.
The same applies to coolers for beverages.
Please raise awareness for these measures among your colleagues. They will result in energy savings of 10%. This isn’t only in the interest of sustainability – you will also notice this on your electricity bill.
We walk the talk: the management of the campus will be imposing these measures on itself, too.
As a campus, we cannot achieve everything at once. This energy project will be given priority, and other programmes in lieu of this will be postponed. The property manager of the building where you work can give you more information about this. We are asking for your understanding with regard to this.

Especially for the scientists working in the lab

Close the windows of the fume cupboards if you are not using them.
Keep the doors of the labs closed.
Switch off any stoves or hotplates that are not in use.

We will be sharing the progress of these strategies,

including the results, with you in our fortnightly campus newsletter. If you have not been receiving this newsletter, subscribe here! We are always happy to keep you up to date.

Do you have any good tips or ideas for us?

As the management of this campus, we are always looking for ways to improve. Send your suggestion to Sally: sally.frijns@brightlands.com. Thank you! We always try to respond within a week to let you know if and how we have made use of your idea.

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