Air Liquide is set to construct a cutting-edge CO₂ capture facility at its hydrogen plant in Rotterdam’s port. CryocapTM technology allows the plant to use a cryogenic carbon dioxide capture process. Once captured, the CO₂ will be transported via the Porthos infrastructure and securely stored in depleted gas fields beneath the North Sea seabed. With an operational target of 2026, this initiative reflects Air Liquide’s commitment to sustainable practices in carbon management.
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