captureLeilac-2
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Heidelberg Materials

Leilac-2

The LEILAC2 project is a European pilot to decarbonize cement and lime, which produce ~8% of global CO₂ emissions. Building on LEILAC1, it will scale capture from 5% to ~20% of a plant’s process emissions, using a modular, low-energy design that can be retrofitted. A demonstration unit beside an operating cement plant will capture 100,000 tonnes of pure CO₂ annually, with options for use or storage. Backed by €19 million from industry partners, LEILAC2 will also test renewable-ready fuel flexibility and help establish a European CO₂ hub.

City

Ennigerloh

Country

Germany

Region

europe

Gov funding

€16,000,000

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Project name:
Leilac-2
Project categories:
capture
City:
Ennigerloh
County:
Kreis Warendorf
State:
North Rhine-Westphalia
Country:
Germany
Region:
Europe
Government funding:
€16,000,000
Sector:
Cement
Capacity (Mt/year):
100,000
Status:
In development
Technology licensor:
Calix
Date announced:
Mar-2024
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2024-03-06
Heidelberg Materials plans LEILAC-2 carbon capture project at its Ennigerloh site in Germany
2022-03-23
Leilac-2 passes Financial Investment Decision
2024-06-12
Leilac and Heidelberg Materials form Joint Venture for Leilac-2
2024-02-10
Heidelberg Materials assessing alternative sites for the Leilac-2 projec
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