ECOLOG provides mid-stream CO2 services, including CO2 capture, transport, and storage solutions, to help industrial emitters reduce their carbon footprint. Their integrated approach enables efficient management of CO2 emissions from source to sequestration.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Industrial facilities face increasing pressure to reduce CO2 emissions, but lack efficient and scalable infrastructure to transport captured CO2 to sequestration or reuse sites. This limits the ability of these industries to meet net-zero targets and contribute to global decarbonization efforts.
Solution
ECOLOG provides midstream services for CO2 and liquid hydrogen (LH2), connecting CO2 emitters with sequestration sites and low-carbon hydrogen producers with consumers. The company develops large-scale service platforms in the Carbon Capture, Utilization and Sequestration (CCUS) and LH2 supply chains, offering essential midstream infrastructure consisting of terminals and ships. ECOLOG aggregates and liquefies captured CO2 emissions, then transports the CO2 via a dedicated fleet of liquid CO2 carriers to sequestration sites or reuse locations. For LH2, ECOLOG develops liquid hydrogen vessels, storage terminals, regasification, and transshipment facilities, providing a safe and cost-effective supply chain for global distribution.
Target Audience
ECOLOG serves hard-to-abate industries seeking to reduce carbon emissions, low-carbon hydrogen producers, and hydrogen consumers requiring efficient transportation and storage solutions.
Features
- Liquid CO2 carriers with capacities of 22,000 m3 and 40,000 m3, designed for short and long-range trading
- CO2 liquefaction export terminals with 5 to 10 mtpa capacity and temporary storage ranging from 24,000 m3 to 180,000 m3
- Floating liquefaction facilities for locations with land restrictions
- Liquid hydrogen vessels with capacities up to 30,000 m3
- Liquid hydrogen import, storage, regasification, and transshipment facilities
- Strategic alliances with engineering firms for infrastructure development