Korean delegation visit - CCU & PtX

Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul is organising a joint delegation visit to South Korea for researchers, clusters and SMEs within Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) and Power-to-X (PTX).

The delegation visit is organised in collaboration with Energy Cluster Denmark, Clean Cluster and Green Hub Denmark (related to CCU innovation) and a Global Innovation Network Project led by Aarhus University and including Aalborg University, University of Southern Denmark and the Technical University of Denmark (related to PTX). The joint delegation visit aims to explore new collaboration opportunities between Denmark and South Korea within CCU and PTX with an emphasis on potential research and innovation collaboration as well as potential pilot projects and future commercial collaboration. The delegation will have some common program elements,but the program will also include separate meetings/tracks for CCU & PTX respectively (see tentative program).

During the visit, the delegations will connect to Korean universities and research institution, corporates, regional clusters and collaborations as well as innovative SMEs working within the CCU(S) & PTX technology domain through site visits, meetings and workshops with an aim to explore collaboration opportunities funded by local,national and international R&D programs.

Read the draft programme HERE

Interested in joining?
If you are a Danish researcher or company working within PTX or CCU(S), interested in joining this delegation trip, you are welcome to reach out to us for more information.

Contact point for researchers
Associate Professor Emil Dražević at Aarhus University (edrazevic@bce.au.dk) or Science Counsellor Inie Nør Madsen at ICDK Seoul (inimad@um.dk).

Contact point for companies
Project Manager Benjamin Schmidt at Energy Cluster Denmark (bes@energycluster.dk)
or
Senior Innovation Officer Kiyeon Kim at ICDK Seoul (kiykim@um.dk).

Private companies can acquire tailor made advice from ICDK Seoul additionally to the joint delegation program. SMEs may qualify for 50-100 % subsidy on ICDK services.