Belgium’s updated strategy focuses on its role as a CO2 transit hub for Western Europe. The framework regulates the transport via the Antwerp-Bruges and North Sea Port clusters, and establishes cross-border storage agreements with Norway and Denmark.
Belgium Federal CCUS and Hydrogen Strategy 2025
Regulatory Active
Verified
National Governance Context
Belgium Overview
Aggregate National Maturity Index (Peak Strength)
Governed Policies
1
Identified Projects
15
Operational Cap 0.1 Mtpa
Under Construction Cap 10.0 Mtpa
Planned Cap 61.8 Mtpa
Related Policy Network
Directly Linked Assets
ARCaDe Antwerp Refinery
Capture — 0.74 Mtpa
GLOBE ( Lhoist Marche-les-Dames CCS)
Capture — 0 Mtpa
Antwerp CO2 Pipeline Network
Transport — 10 Mtpa
Belgian CO2 Pipeline Network (CO2 backbone for Belgium)
Transport — 40 Mtpa
Exxonmobil Antwerp Refinery CCS
Capture — 0 Mtpa
H2BE
Capture — 1.7 Mtpa
Ineos Antwerp CCS
Capture — 0 Mtpa
Kairos@C
Capture — 1.42 Mtpa
Antwerp@ C CO2 Export Hub phase 1
Transport — 2.5 Mtpa
Arcelor LanzaTech Carbalyst (Steelanol) Ghent
CCU — 0.125 Mtpa
Ghent Carbon Hub
Transport — 6 Mtpa
Borealis Antwerp CCS
Capture — 0 Mtpa
GO4ZERO Obourg
Capture — 1.1 Mtpa
Antwerp@C CO2 Export Hub phase 2
Transport — 7.5 Mtpa
Heidelberg Materials CBR Antoing Cement Plant (Anthemis)
Capture — 0.8 Mtpa