Identifying the ecosystem for CCUS: Liquid CO2 and the Port of Rotterdam
Carbon dioxide (CO2) supply is again tightening in some regions, while business cases continue to build at the intersection between decarbonisation and carbon capture and utilisation.
Some might say this is where seasonality and security of supply meets the enduring imperative of environmental and industrial sustainability; where the ecosystem for carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) are defined and optimized.
Increasingly regarded as a port for all seasons – and all business cases – is the Port of Rotterdam.
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