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OLYMPUS

The large-scale Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) “OLYMPUS” project aims to transform the Milaki cement plant in Evia, Greece into a net-zero carbon cement plant, through the adoption of innovative technologies. Captured CO₂ will be liquefied and transported by sea to the Greek offshore sequestration facility of Prinos in the northern part of the Aegean Sea. The project is planned to achieve a 95% relative greenhouse gas (GHG) emission avoidance compared to the reference scenario. The Milaki plant will be retrofitted with state-of-the-art technologies, increasing energy and resource efficiency, as well as circularity, allowing for low incremental capturing costs of CO₂. The technology is expected to reduce the complexity compared to a full oxyfuel approach and aims to optimise the cost efficiency of captured CO₂.

CO₂ capture
1,000,000 t/yr
Status
In Development
Sector
Cement
Year announced
Nov-2023
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Company:
Project name:
OLYMPUS
Project categories:
capture
City:
Aliveri
County:
Euboea Regional Unit
State:
Central Greece
Country:
Greece
Region:
Europe
Government funding:
€124,268,490
Sector:
Cement
Sequestration project:
EPC company:
Air Liquide Engineering and Construction
Transport partner:
DESFA / ApolloCO2 Project
Storage partner:
Energean
Capacity (Mt/year):
1,000,000
Status:
In development
Technology licensor:
Holcim's OxyCalciner / Air Liquide Cryocap FG
Date announced:
Nov-2023
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2025-05-31
Greece Begins Construction On Landmark Olympus Carbon Capture Facility
2025-01-04
HERACLES And Air Liquide Partner For Olympus Carbon Capture Project In Greece
2024-12-19
HERACLES signed a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract with Air Liquide for the OLYMPUS Carbon Capture Project
2023-10-19
OLYMPUS: Reaching net-zero in Greece with CCUS
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