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CO₂ Infrastructure: Solutions for Unavoidable CO₂ Emissions

We at bayernets are service providers for transporting gas, biomethane and hydrogen. As an infrastructure specialist, we are also able to provide pipeline-based transport solutions for unavoidable and hard-to-abate CO2 emissions. Joint solutions for unavoidable CO2 emissions are crucial if we aim to reach climate neutrality in Germany by 2045, and this is a responsibility shared by society as a whole.

Companies in the Free State are actively pressing ahead with the decarbonisation or defossilisation of their production methods and processes.

In some industries, however, process-related emissions are produced that are difficult or impossible to avoid. At the same time, CO2 is required as a raw material in certain specialised industries.

Some 7 million tonnes of CO2 emissions are produced in Bavaria annually as a result of thermal waste treatment and industrial processes. These emissions are considered unavoidable. If these emissions are not removed for reuse or storage, CO2 will continue to be released into the atmosphere in the medium and long term. And if no solution is found for our waste management and domestic industry, the question of location could arise. Potentially, emissions might be shifted to other countries, but exporting emissions will not help our climate.

circular carbon economy

 

co2peline – Study on the Pipeline Infrastructure in Bavaria and Upper Austria

The “co2peline“ is able to create the key conditions for this by providing a pipeline infrastructure in Bavaria and Upper Austria that connects CO2 sources with sites for material utilisation as well as with geological storage facilities for interim storage.

The pipelines themselves are invisible, lying underground just like existing gas pipelines. The technical safety standards are comparable with those for gas, as set out by the German Technical and Scientific Association for Gas and Water (DVGW).

A cornerstone of cross-border carbon management: co2peline

More information about co2peline is available here: www.co2peline.com

Your Contact Persons for the CO₂ Topic

Richard Unterseer

Network Strategy and Innovation

Przemyslaw Pazdzierkiewicz

Network Analyses and Capacity Calculations

Christine Böhmert

Network Analyses and Capacity Calculations