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News Calix wins Australian government grant for CCU project

Calix wins Australian government grant for CCU project

Written by Global Cement staff 23 July 2024
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Australia: Calix has been awarded a US$10m grant from the Australian government’s Carbon Capture Technologies Program to build a commercial demonstration electric calciner for ‘near zero emissions’ lime and cement production. The grant covers up to 50% of the expenditure, contingent on meeting project milestones.

The project will utilise the Leilac technology to capture up to 20,000t/yr of CO₂ from the cement and lime manufacturing processes. The project will create two revenue streams via a ‘near zero emissions’ lime product, as well as up to 15,000t/yr of captured CO₂ being sold to the SM1 project for green methanol production.

In the second phase of the project, production will be expanded to include the processing of cement raw meal to a ‘near zero emissions’ clinker product, with captured CO₂ supplied for use.

Last modified on 24 July 2024
Published in Global Cement News
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  • Australia
  • Calix
  • CCUS
  • Grant
  • lime
  • LEILAC
  • methanol
  • decarbonisation
  • Sustainability
  • GCW669
  • carbon capture

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