DMX Demonstration in Dunkirk (“3D” project)
The '3D' project has 3 main objectives: Α. To demonstrate by 2022-2023 the effectiveness of DMX™ a novel CO2 capture process on an industrial pilot plant that will capture 0.5 tCO2/hour from steel mill. Β. To prepare an operational, industrial CCS unit in Dunkirk by 2025. More than 1 Mt CO2 per year could be captured on ArcelorMittal blast furnace gas and stored in a North Sea geological storage. C. To explore the potentiality of a future Dunkirk-North Sea CCS Cluster which could have a capacity of more than 10 MtCO2 per year captured and stored in the North Sea by 2035.
Project type:Capture
Participants:ArcelorMittal Axens TotalEnergies ACP Brevik Engineering CMI DTU Gassco RWTH and Uetikon
Country:France
Type of capture:Hard to abate industry (Steel)
IOGP members involved: TotalEnergies
Planned start of operation: 2025 full-scale CCS plant of 1 Mtpa - 10 Mtpa by 2035
CO2 capacity at start date: 1
CO2 capacity after completion: 10
Status: Advanced Development
Type of storage: Not applicable
Funding and support scheme: Horizon 2020
Info related to the funding and support scheme: The “3D” project is part of Horizon 2020. The project has a 19.3-million-euro budget over 4 years, including 14.8 million euros in European Union subsidies
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Links: https://3d-ccus.com/https://automotive.arcelormittal.com/news_and_stories/news/2019DMXprojecthttps://totalenergies.com/media/news/press-releases/launch-innovative-european-3d-project-capture-and-storage-co2-industrial-scalehttps://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/838031