Maritime solutions provider Carbon Ridge claims to have launched the first on board centrifugal carbon capture system on a commercial vessel.
The installation of the fuel-agnostic system took place on board the STI Spiga, a vessel operated by Scorpio Tankers, in conjunction with risk management and assurance provider DNV, Spitzer Industries, Endress + Hauser Group and Besiktas shipyard.
Instead of relying solely on gravity for separation, as in traditional columns, the system uses a rotating component to create a strong centrifugal force, leading to more efficient CO2 absorption. It is also a more compact option, occupying 75% less space than traditional units.
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