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Seabound Lands a Novel Carbon-Capture Partnership With a Cement Plant
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A merchant ship equipped with an innovative system to capture CO2 emissions has just come into operation. This new technology, which specifically targets marine transport gases, could play a major role in carbon capture. With around 50,000 merchant ships crisscrossing the planet every day, the possible contribution of this technology to emission reduction efforts is truly considerable. An innovative technology signed by Seabound The solution dev…
Samsung Heavy Completes OCCS Technology Demonstration on Container Ship
A 2,200-TEU HMM container ship equipped with an onboard carbon capture and storage system (OCCS) (Photo courtesy Samsung Heavy Industries) Samsung Heavy Industries announced on July 18 that it and partners HMM, Panasia, and Korea Register (KR) have successfully demonstrated an onboard carbon capture and storage system (OCCS). Since July last year, the collaborating companies installed an amine‑absorption OCCS on a 2,200‑TEU HMM container ship, S…
This will capture 95 percent of the ship's carbon dioxide emissions and 98 percent of its sulfur emissions.
UK Norway United States – 17/07/2025 – energiesdelamer.eu. Overview of Seabound's proposal and how does the maritime industry strive to reduce CO2 emissions? Seabound's containerized carbon capture system uses "calcium looping" technology to capture up to 95% of CO2 and 98% of the sulphur emissions from a ship's exhaust by using calcium hydroxide to absorb CO2 and convert it to limestone, stored on board until it returns to port.
Onboard Carbon Capture to Feed Cement Production
UK-based Seabound will install a carbon capture system on the 5,700 GT cement carrier UBC Cork, owned by Hartmann Group and managed by InterMaritime.The captured carbon — bound in limestone — will be offloaded at the Port of Brevik, Norway, and used in Heidelberg Materials' Brevik cement plant.
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