Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

Carbon capture and storage or carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) is the process of capturing carbon dioxide (CO₂) from point indus­trial sources before it enters the atmos­phere, often compressing and trans­porting it, and storing it in under­ground geolo­gical forma­tions. In cases where CO₂ can be used for enhanced energy recovery, the process is referred to as carbon capture, utiliz­ation, and storage (CCUS).

CCS can be applied to a vast number of indus­tries comprising fossil fuel-based power plants, oil refineries, natural gas processing, petro­che­micals, cement production, steel­making, synthetic fuel plants, and fossil fuel-based hydrogen production plants (Blue Hydrogen).

The successful imple­men­tation of a CCS/CCUS project depends on a well-selected and coordi­nated project execution strategy. Our profound experience in project develo­pment combined with a knowled­geable team, providing support across the full value chain of CCS/CCUS, enables us to provide related consul­tancy services from the early stages of the project up to the operation phase.

ILF’s in-house experts cover all disci­plines across the full value chain of CCS/CCUS projects. These disci­plines include process engineering, mecha­nical and piping engineering, pipeline engineering, electrical and control engineering, civil and struc­tural engineering, environ­mental engineering, geotech­nical and reservoir engineering, etc.

Fields of Expertise:

• Carbon Capture and Storage
• CO₂ Capture
• CO₂ Pipeline Transportation
• CO₂ Utiliz­ation, Storage / Sequestration