CO₂: Preparing to build the network
CO₂ network operator across Belgium
Following our appointment as the operator of the Walloon and Flemish regional CO₂ transport networks in 2025, Fluxys c-grid is set to develop and operate the CO₂ transport infrastructure across Belgium. In the Port of Antwerp, Fluxys c-grid Antwerp has been appointed as the Local Carbon Network Operator (LCNO).
In this capacity, and in close partnership with industrial stakeholders in Belgium, we will develop and operate the open-access CO₂ network which will connect industrial emitters to Belgian and international CO₂ transport systems and permanent sequestration sites in the North Sea.
Information memorandum
Our Information Memorandum outlines the key elements of CO₂ transportation and terminalling as carbon capture and utilisation or storage (CCUS) becomes an essential driver of climate targets. It also introduces infrastructure proposals based on confirmed market interest.
Discover the Information Memorandum
Carbon specification proposal
Technical specifications for CO₂ transported through the network have been outlined.
Specific Infrastructure Proposals
Based on the strong responses to our Requests for Information, the market has confirmed a clear need for open‑access CO₂ transport infrastructure in several regions. Building on these insights, we have developed targeted infrastructure proposals for different areas, aligned with local demand and future connections within the broader CO₂ network.
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