TES and Ramboll advance plans for CO2 export terminal in Germany
The terminal will hold captured CO2 for transport to offshore storage sites. In its initial phase, the facility is expected to handle three to five million tonnes per year, with plans to scale up to 10 million tonnes.
Ramboll assessed options for CO2 imports by rail and exports by ship, including rail offloading, buffer storage, boil-off gas handling and transfer to a jetty.
“By creating state-of-the-art infrastructure for the export of CO2, we are advancing Europe’s decarbonisation and CCS efforts,” said Hugo Dijkgraaf, COO of TES and Managing Director of TES CO2 Company.
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