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Decarbonisation

The industry emissions challenge

Industry has an emissions challenge. We’re here to solve it. You can’t combat climate change without tackling industrial emissions; they account for 30% of global CO2 emissions and can be hard to reduce.

Point source carbon capture is the best decarbonisation option for many industries.

The challenge for industry

Industry is vital for global economies, enabling growth, underpinning exports and providing jobs for millions of people. Demand for materials and goods continues to grow and so too do industrial emissions. In fact, emissions from industry are growing faster than any other sector.

Decarbonisation must work for everyone and every sector. So, it is essential that heavy industries can transition to meet emissions targets and play their part in a net zero economy.

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Some of the specific challenges:
  • Industrial assets, such as cement or steel plants, have long lifetimes. Reaching net zero by 2050 is within one investment cycle for many industries. Urgent action to decarbonise is required now.
  • Heavy industries often require extremely high temperatures for manufacturing and processing. It is not practical or cost-effective to use renewable electricity with all of today’s technologies.
  • Many processes in heavy industry produce vast amounts of emissions as a by-product and few alternative processes are currently available.
  • Profit margins are tight in most industries, so decarbonisation solutions must make business sense.
The CCUS solution
Available now
Our technology is ready to decarbonise your industrial plant right now.
Our solutions are already capturing emissions from industrial sites around the world and could be capturing your CO2 emissions soon.
New revenue streams
Captured CO2 emissions can be used to produce marketable products.
There is a growing market for captured CO2 to produce chemicals, materials, fuels, and other valuable commodities. Carbon capture could enable your entry into the circular carbon economy.
First mover advantage
First movers in CCUS have a prime opportunity to get ahead.
CCUS offers opportunities and incentives to stay competitive in the market. Deploying CCUS will ensure your company can deliver during its transition to net zero.
Regulatory compliance
Governments are implementing stricter emissions regulations and carbon pricing mechanisms.
Industrial companies that can capture and utilise carbon emissions will be better positioned to comply with regulations, avoiding penalties or additional costs.
Available now
Our technology is ready to decarbonise your industrial plant right now.
Our solutions are already capturing emissions from industrial sites around the world and could be capturing your CO2 emissions soon.
New revenue streams
Captured CO2 emissions can be used to produce marketable products.
There is a growing market for captured CO2 to produce chemicals, materials, fuels, and other valuable commodities. Carbon capture could enable your entry into the circular carbon economy.
First mover advantage
First movers in CCUS have a prime opportunity to get ahead.
CCUS offers opportunities and incentives to stay competitive in the market. Deploying CCUS will ensure your company can deliver during its transition to net zero.
Regulatory compliance
Governments are implementing stricter emissions regulations and carbon pricing mechanisms.
Industrial companies that can capture and utilise carbon emissions will be better positioned to comply with regulations, avoiding penalties or additional costs.
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CycloneCC: Delivering an industrial revolution

Our next-generation modular technology, CycloneCC, is revolutionising the industrial carbon capture market.

We’ve optimised carbon capture for industrial sites where space is limited, and cost is a key priority. CycloneCC is smaller and more cost-effective than conventional carbon capture technologies. Thanks to prefabricated, modular and standardised units, installation requires minimal downtime and capacity can be increased over time.

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