Carbon capture modules have started arriving at Air Products’ existing grey hydrogen plant in the Port of Rotterdam.
The industrial gas major revealed on LinkedIn the first prefabricated modules arrived via charter vessel and were transported to ExxonMobil’s refinery for installation.
They will be equipped to Air Products’ 300-tonne-per-day HyCO4 plant to capture “more than half” of its carbon dioxide emissions from the process side for the steam methane reformer.
CO2 will be transported using the Porthos infrastructure for permanent storage in the North Sea.
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