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
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Em toda a Europa, a seca é uma realidade recorrente – e já não se limita ao sul. Embora a água tenha cada vez mais influência na escolha do local de instalação das indústrias, seu valor é determinado pelo contexto local. Existem muitas soluções tecnológicas para a eficiência hídrica em processos industriais, mas a localização, as necessidades energéticas e outros fatores também são fundamentais.
