14 points | by vinni2 5 hours ago
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https://www.yara.com/sustainability/transforming-food-system...
The CO2 is captured, liquefied, and then injected 2600m under the North Sea seabed.
It's not a carbon capture facility, it's an ammonia (fertilizer) factory. They will capture the CO2 resulted from the chemical process.
That's a common source of bottled CO2 sold, for example, to carbonate soft drinks or make dry ice.
https://www.yara.com/sustainability/transforming-food-system...
The CO2 is captured, liquefied, and then injected 2600m under the North Sea seabed.
It's not a carbon capture facility, it's an ammonia (fertilizer) factory. They will capture the CO2 resulted from the chemical process.
That's a common source of bottled CO2 sold, for example, to carbonate soft drinks or make dry ice.