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News ThyssenKrupp looks forward to Polysius Pure Oxyfuel industrial trial

ThyssenKrupp looks forward to Polysius Pure Oxyfuel industrial trial

Written by Global Cement staff 18 March 2021
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Germany: ThyssenKrupp says that the four cement producer members of Cement Innovation for Climate (CI4C) are preparing to launch an industrial-scale trial of its Polysius Pure Oxyfuel carbon capture and storage (CCS) process. The renewably-powered process produces ‘refuel’ synthetic fuels such as kerosene for aviation.

Senior Proposal Manager Markus Sauer said,“CI4C and ThyssenKrupp are currently investigating the use of our polysius pure oxyfuel technology in a demonstration plant. Working with our long-standing customers, we would be delighted if we could demonstrate the efficiency of our technology for the first time on an industrial scale. By using this technology, the cement industry could significantly reduce its process-related CO2 emissions and thus make an important contribution to climate protection.”

Last modified on 24 March 2021
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  • CCUS
  • carbon capture
  • decarbonisation
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