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source: ECOLOG LinkedIn The APOLLOCO2 project in Greece, initiated and led by  ECOLOG  and  DESFA  has secured a grant of 169.3 million Euro from the #EU  Innovation Fund. This critical funding will enable the construction of a Floating Liquefaction and Storage Unit with a liquefaction capacity of 3mtpa expandable to 5mtpa. The facility will also benefit from cold energy produced via heat exchangers for the liquefaction of CO2, due to its co-location with the neighbouring LNG

Image source: CCSA At the CCUS 2025 Conference held in London lastweek, the future of carbon capture and storage didn’t sound just like a tale of pipes and permits—it sounded like a movement. Engineers, bankers, and policymakers gathered to share a rare kind of optimism about how the UK and Europe might still reach their net-zero goals. Funding is complex, politics uncertain, but one message rang out: no one can do this alone. A Startup Mindset for Heavy Industry When Phil H

source: Petrobras Brazil’s national oil major has launched a project to capture and store 100,000 tonnes of CO2 per annum in a saline...