CCU: sequestering CO2 into products
SMO®:
Your local Ally
Exclusive use of solar and co-generated energy to transform Indigenous Resources and create even more energy capacity, all the while sequestering CO2, make it a powerhouse to tackle the challenges of Climate Change mitigation.
In 2015 Paris Agreements have set the ambitious goal to reduce global warming, especially by decreasing C02 emissions. Recently, European Union committed to achieve an economy-wide domestic target of at least 55% greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions for 2030 and 80-95% GHG reductions by 2050, compared to 1990 levels. Still, global CO2 emissions remain on a growing curve year to year and 3 million people die each year prematurely due to air pollution.
Carbon Capture
Utilization and Sequestration
(CCUS)
CCUS encompasses technologies able to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, followed by utilization and long-term storage. Therefore, these technologies represent high-potential solutions to achieve reduction goals. The International Energy Agency’s Clean Technology Scenario (CTS) sets out a GHG reduction pathway consistent with Paris Agreement where CCUS contributes almost to one-fifth of the emissions reductions needed across the industry sector. Altogether, this reduction accounts for more than 28 Gt CO2 captured from industrial facilities in the period to 2060.