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Ports at the heart of Europe’s carbon transition
Reducing industrial emissions requires more than carbon capture alone. It also requires the infrastructure to transport, handle and permanently store captured CO₂ safely and efficiently.
That is why we are pleased to announce that Euroports and Normod Carbon have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore a strategic partnership for the development of CO₂ hub infrastructure across the Euroports network.
By combining Euroports’ extensive port infrastructure and operational expertise with Normod Carbon’s end-to-end carbon transport and storage capabilities, we will jointly assess opportunities to develop the next generation of carbon management hubs that can support industrial decarbonisation throughout Europe.
Philip Berckmans, Group Commercial Director, Euroports
« Ports have a pivotal role to play in enabling Europe’s energy transition. Beyond handling traditional cargo flows, they will increasingly become strategic hubs for new sustainable value chains such as carbon capture and storage. Through this cooperation with Normod Carbon, we are exploring how our port network can help industries reduce emissions while creating future-proof infrastructure for decades to come. »
Jan Lien, CEO, Normod Carbon
« Scaling carbon capture requires strong partners across the entire value chain. Euroports brings an extensive network of strategically located ports together with decades of operational expertise. Together we can investigate how shared CO₂ hubs infrastructure can make carbon transport and storage more accessible, efficient and commercially viable for industrial emitters. »
We look forward to exploring the opportunities ahead together.
