Rohrdorfer Group and gas network company Bayernets have published a feasibility study for a proposed CO2 transport network in Bavaria in Upper Austria. The first stage of the CO2peline plan will be to create an ‘island’ network between the Rohrdorfer cement plant in Upper Bavaria and the so-called ‘Bavarian chemical triangle.’ An additional connection to the
State-owned gas and oil company YPFB has commenced gas supply to Potosí via its Sucre-Potosí gas pipeline, which underwent a 32% capacity expansion to 4.15Mm3/day. Página Siete News has reported that the expansion cost US$5.8m. YPFB said that it can now increase gas allocations in accordance with customers’ contracts. Empresa Publica Productiva Cementos de Bolivia
Aalborg Portland and US-based Fidelis New Energy have signed a letter of intent to collaborate on the onshore storage of captured CO2 from the cement producer’s Aalborg cement plant in North Jutland. The partners will convey captured CO2 from the plant to Fidelis New Energy’s upcoming Norne Carbon Storage Hub at East Port of Aalborg via a
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and Osaka Gas have launched a collaboration to develop a value chain for captured CO2 from Japan’s hard-to-abate industries, including the cement sector. JCN Newswire has reported that their collaboration will leverage MHI’s expertise in CO2 capture, liquefied CO2 maritime vessel transport and CO2 management, and Osaka Gas’ expertise in e-methane