Co2llect – Innovation in Carbon Capture and Transport

The Cemex-Linde project aims to capture 1.3 million metric tons of CO₂ annually from Cemex’s Rüdersdorf Cement Plant in Germany, as part of Cemex's strategy targeting net-zero CO₂ emissions by 2050 and decarbonizing the Rüdersdorf plant by 2030. The project will deploy Linde’s CO₂ capture technology, which uses an advanced cryogenic-absorptive process to capture CO₂ directly from the plant's exhaust gases. The captured CO₂ will be compressed, liquefied, and transported by rail to a CO₂ Hub, then shipped to offshore storage in the North Sea for permanent sequestration. To enhance sustainability, the project incorporates locally generated green electricity and recycles water condensed from exhaust gases.
Project type:Capture Participants:Cemex Linde Country:Germany Type of capture:Hard to abate industry (Cement) IOGP members involved: No Planned start of operation: NA CO2 capacity at start date: 1.3 CO2 capacity after completion: no data Status: Early Development Type of storage: Offshore Funding and support scheme: Innovation Fund Info related to the funding and support scheme: Innovation Fund 2023 call - € 157 million Notes: Links: https://highways.today/2024/10/23/eu-co2-capture-cemex/https://www.cemex.com/w/eu-backs-pioneering-co2-capture-project-at-cemexs-rudersdorf-cement-plant