Dutch companies Gasunie and Vopak have welcomed Shell and TotalEnergies to a project that aims to build a liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) terminal at the Maasvlakte in the Port of Rotterdam.
The open access terminal will allow customers not connected to a CO2 pipeline to ship liquid CO2 and will also be connected to depleted gas fields in the North Sea via the Aramis trunkline for storage.
It can also be leveraged as a part of the carbon capture and storage (CCS) chains and a potential future carbon utilisation industry, said the partners.
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