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Ambrian Energy and Messer have received European Commission antitrust approval for their CarbonBridge joint venture, clearing the way to develop CarbonBridge as Germany’s first operational CO2 export terminal.

What impacts—positive or challenging—do you anticipate this terminal will have on Germany’s carbon management efforts and cross-border CO2 transport?

Germany’s first CO2 export terminal takes a step closer to commercial development

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Ambrian Energy GmbH (Bremen, Germany) and Messer SE & Co. KGaA (Bad Soden, Germany) announce that the planned joint venture “CarbonBridge” has successfully received antitrust approval from the European Commission. This milestone paves the way for the development of the terminal of the same name — Germany’s first operational CO₂ export terminal. The CarbonBridge export […]

The post Germany’s first CO2 export terminal takes a step closer to commercial development appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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