Comprehensive carbon capture solutions tailored to industrial needs
In sectors with high CO2 emissions such as iron & steel, glass, cement, and chemicals, companies adopt carbon capture solutions to:
- meet emission regulations.
- integrate capture systems designed for operational energy management.
- adopt strategies to manage industrial emissions.
GEA provides end-to-end carbon capture solutions, from waste heat recovery and gas pre-treatment to CO2 capture, conditioning, liquefaction, or conversion into CO2-based products.
Products
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CEBO® Carbon Capture Technology: Customized Solutions
Our CEBO® Carbon Capture Technology offers customized solutions for various industries to help reduce industrial CO2 emissions.
Innovative CO2 Solutions for Industry | GEA NAVO®
Explore GEA NAVO® technologies for effective CO2 capture and utilization, tailored for the cement, chemical and steel industries, among others.
Optimize Carbon Capture with GEA SETO® Gas Pretreatment
Improve industrial carbon capture efficiency with GEA’s advanced SETO® gas pretreatment. Our carbon capture solutions enhance gas treatment processes, ensuring efficient removal of NOx, SOx, and aerosols, while reducing maintenance and operational costs.
Optimize Heat Transfer with XECO® Waste Heat Recovery
Learn how XECO® Waste Heat Recovery systems utilize waste heat to enhance efficiency and reduce energy requirements in industrial processes.
Want to learn even more?
Webinar: Carbon Capture Solutions
- Understand project drivers and explore strategic considerations
- Map GEA’s modules to the CO2 chain
- Get to know GEA’s technology portfolio
- Discuss a staged project approach
- Review long-term collaboration models
- Explore a data-informed approach
GEA Insights
The water equation
Across Europe, drought is a recurring reality – and no longer confined to the south. While water increasingly shapes where industries locate, its value is determined by local context. There are many technological routes to water efficiency in industrial processes, but location, energy needs and other factors are also key.
