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RWE Eemshaven Carbon Capture Project

The BECCUS project at RWE’s Eemshaven power plant in the Netherlands is a large-scale biomass carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiative designed to capture biogenic CO₂ from RWE’s biomass-fired electricity unit and permanently store it in offshore geological formations in the North Sea. By capturing carbon that was originally absorbed from the atmosphere by the biomass feedstock, the project aims to achieve net negative emissions, removing CO₂ from the carbon cycle rather than just reducing emissions.

City

Eemshaven

Country

Netherlands

Region

europe

Project name

RWE Eemshaven Carbon Capture Project

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Company:
Project name:
RWE Eemshaven Carbon Capture Project
Project categories:
capture
carbon_removal
City:
Eemshaven
State:
Groningen
Country:
Netherlands
Region:
Europe
Sector:
Biomass power
Capacity (Mt/year):
8,000,000
Status:
Feasibility
Date announced:
Dec-2022
Type:
Biomass carbon removal & storage
CO₂ end use:
Sequestration
Product:
Carbon removal credits
Product capacity:
8,000,000 tonnes
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2022-12-13
RWE launches project BECCUS for large-scale capture and storage of CO₂
2023-06-20
RWE’s BECCUS project to play crucial role in climate-neutral Dutch energy system through emission reduction and carbon removal