HEIDELBERG MATERIALE STARTE GEZERO: Memorie CO2 revoluționară în NRW!

HEIDELBERG MATERIALE STARTE GEZERO: Memorie CO2 revoluționară în NRW!

Geseke, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland - Un proiect revoluționar ia formă! Heidelberg Materials heralded the crucial technical planning phase for the first large -scale system for CO2 separation and storage in Germany, GEZERO. This innovative initiative will be realized in Geseke, North Rhine-Westphalia and is intended to intercept 700,000 tons of CO2 annually by 2029. The contract with the renowned engineering firm Fluor Corporation is under the roof and subject, and the preparations for the front-end engineering design (feed study) are in full swing!

Christian Knell, spokesman for Heidelberg Materials Germany, emphasizes the pioneering work, which is done with Gezero: "A good and methodological preparation is crucial for large -scale projects of this kind." The feed study will not only include the design, but also the integration of different systems, including a CO2 transport solution, which is to take place for the time being by train. Acesta este un pas important pentru infrastructura de conductă necesară. În plus, un hub local de memorie CO2 va fi creat ca stocare intermediară pentru a maximiza eficiența proiectului.

inovație tehnologică și sustenabilitate

Inima Gezero este tehnologia Oxyfuel de ultimă generație, care este utilizată în combinație cu un sistem de curățare CO2 și lichefiat. The entire electrical energy requirement of the system is covered by renewable energies, supported by a new photovoltaic system on the factory premises. GEZERO is also funded by the EU innovation fund, which aims at projects that promise significant emission reductions and create European added value.

Technical planning should be completed in the coming spring, followed by the construction phase that is scheduled for 2026. With GEZERO, Heidelberg Materials sets a strong sign in the fight against climate change and shows that innovative solutions for CO2 reduction in Germany are possible!