Where it fits

Industrial Carbon Capture Solutions: Tailored Point-Source CO2 Sequestration.

Point-source carbon capture delivers the highest efficiency when deployed where CO2 is most concentrated.


What industries use point-source carbon capture?

We deploy specialized point-source carbon capture units across eight key industrial sectors, optimised for specific flue gas CO₂ concentrations:

Glass Manufacturing

  • → Best For: High-temperature, high-volume glass furnaces.
  • → Application: Targets auxiliary engine exhaust in-port and at low speeds.
  • → Logistics: Captured CO₂ is offloaded at berth for onward utilization or storage.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: 6–12%

Commercial Greenhouses

  • → Application: Captures auxiliary engine exhaust during port operations and low-speed transit.
  • → Logistics: Enables onsite carbon recycling or offloading at berth.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: 6–12%

Biogas Facilities

  • → Application: Direct treatment of auxiliary engine exhaust streams during low-speed cycles.
  • → Logistics: Streamlines offloading at berth for localized processing networks.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: 5–12%

Cement Production

  • → Application: Captures process-inherent CO₂ released directly from limestone calcination.
  • → Impact: Treats high-concentration point sources combined with fuel combustion emissions.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: 15–20%

Steel & Metals Processing

  • → Application: Captures blast furnace and electric arc furnace off-gases downstream.
  • → Integration: Retrofits directly into existing plant dust and heat recovery infrastructure.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: 20–27%

Power Generation

  • → Application: Post-combustion capture retrofits designed for natural gas and biomass plants.
  • → Flexibility: Dynamically scales to match variable electrical load profiles.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: 4–14%

Chemical Manufacturing

  • → Application: Recovers near-pure process-inherent CO₂ byproducts directly from chemical synthesis.
  • → Efficiency: Optimizes compression and reuse with minimal secondary gas separation.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: Up to 95%

Waste-to-energy

  • → Application: Deploys compact, skid-mounted sorbent units for variable exhaust streams.
  • → Footprint: Engineered for small-scale waste-to-energy and district heating facilities.
  • → Flue CO₂ Concentration: 8–14%

Not sure which capture path fits your process?