ExxonMobil begins design studies for carbon capture hub in Australia
April 15, 2022
ExxonMobil established its Low Carbon Solutions business to commercialise the company’s extensive lower-emission portfolio.
Global community dedicated carbon capture and storage
Once the CO2 is captured from the process, it needs to be safely transported to a storage. This is an important stage in the process and is executed with pipelines, truck and rail, and ships. Further investments in transportation infrastructure is required to enable global large-scale deployment. In this newssection you can find CCS Transport related news. If you wish to include your news or press releases, please submit it to us via our press submission page.
Air Liquide, Sogestran to develop shipping solutions for carbon management
April 7, 2022
This joint venture will strengthen Air Liquide’s offering on the carbon management value chain, including capture, aggregation, processing, and transport to permanent storage locations.
A game changer is within reach
March 6, 2022
Solvang´s full-scale testing of carbon capture and storage (CCS) could be a game changer in the struggle to decarbonize global freight and reach the 1.5 degrees climate goal.
Wolf Carbon Solutions, ADM announce partnership to advance decarbonization of ethanol production
March 3, 2022
Wolf Carbon Solutions US LLC and ADM have announced that they have signed a Letter of Intent paving the pathway toward further decarbonization of ADM’s footprint via construction of a pipeline – developed, owned and operated by Wolf Carbon Solutions – which, together with a commercial agreement, will allow for the capture, compression and transportation of carbon dioxide produced at ADM’s Clinton and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, facilities.
Dan-Unity CO2 is able to order world’s first vessels capable of large-scale CO2 transportation
March 2, 2022
The shipping company Dan-Unity CO2 is able to order world’s first vessels capable of large-scale CO2 transportation. The new vessel designs from TGE Marine of 12,500 cbm and 22,000 cbm, ensuring safe transportation of CO2, have achieved approval in principle from ABS, The American Bureau of Shipping.