The project timeline is updated on an ongoing basis.
Retrofitting CCS
to district heating
CO2 will be captured using Amine capture technology. The carbon capture facility will be built as a retrofit to the existing flue gas extraction facility. Moreover, all surplus heat from carbon capture process will be recovered and utilised for district heating supply, enhancing the efficiency of the existing district heating supply.
We are conducting a FEED (Front-End Engineering Design) study in collaboration with multiple global turnkey suppliers who are carbon capture facility construction specialists. This study assesses technical and financial aspects, guiding the design and implementation of the Carbon Capture Plant.
By early 2025, we will have signed a contract with a turnkey technology supplier. This contract will satisfy Kredsløbs comprehensive performance, quality, and environmental requirements. The construction and implementation of the Carbon Capture Plant will then be able to proceed.
Our approach to
transportation and storage
The transportation of CO2 to a storage site will include one or more of electric trucking, shipping, and pipeline transportation.
Several offshore storage sites in the North Sea are viable for the Kredsløb CCS project.
Kredsløb is currently in negotiations for a contract whereby CO2 transportation and geological storage would be provided as a service by a single creditworthy partner. The timeline for finalising the carbon transportation and storage contract is mid-2025.
Contact us to find out more about Kredsløb’s BECCS facility and how to buy carbon removal credits.
Reach out to Senior Project Manager Erika Zvingilaite by telephone (+45) 21 56 20 72 or email below.