At Navigator Terminals, we are developing ways to safely store carbon dioxide and transport it to permanent storage or for further use.
The captured CO2 then moves to permanent storage (sequestration), is reused in industrial processes or converted into biofuel or reusable plastics.
When carbon is repurposed, it’s known as Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU). If sequestered, it’s injected deep underground into rock formations where it’s trapped. This process is known as Carbon Capture Sequestration or Storage (CCS).
It’s our responsibility to help make the carbon capture infrastructure as low-carbon as possible. For example, Navigator is designing a multi-model hub that will enable a range of emitters from various industries and locations to achieve their decarbonisation goals through an efficient system.
Together, we’re developing a rail network to transport CO² captured at waste-dispersed industrial sites to our rail terminal in North Tees. From there, a ship or pipeline will safely transfer the carbon dioxide to permanent off-shore sequestration.
This partnership is a testament to our commitment to advancing carbon capture and storage solutions.
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