Carbon capture in Germany: Long-overdue momentum is building
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It has been close to two years since German Chancellor Angela Merkel put carbon capture, removal, and storage back on the German policy agenda. However, for quite a while there was virtually no movement, even as Norway, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Germany’s own industrial giants moved ahead with funding and projects. The lack of progress was jarring, as the support for carbon capture technologies from the scientific community grew rapidly. Fortunately, over the past few months momentum has slowly built.
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Lanxess inaugurates nitrous oxide reduction plant in Antwerp
Antwerp, Belgium, February 10, 2021 German specialty chemicals company Lanxess has taken another major step on the road to climate neutrality as it inaugurated a nitrous oxide reduction plant at its site in Antwerp, Belgium, today (February 10). The plant breaks down around 500 metric tonnes of nitrous oxide per year, which is equivalent to the climate impact of 150,000 metric tonnes of CO2. Lanxess has invested around EUR 10 million ($12.13 million) in its construction. A second plant is scheduled to start up in 2023 and is expected to eliminate a further 300,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalents (CO2e), a statement said.
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