CapsolEoP®Â
Full-scale CO₂ capture solution
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A full-scale, post-combustion carbon capture solution designed for large industrial emitters across cement, biomass, EfW (energy-from-waste), pulp and paper, power generation, and process industries
CapsolEoP® is a stand-alone, end-of-pipe system that can be retrofitted to existing plants with minimal operational impact.
By utilizing integrated heat recovery. CapsolEoP® reduces electricity consumption compared to amine-based solutions. The system is highly adaptable, offering configurations that can generate surplus heat output for district heating applications in bioenergy and energy-from-waste plants.
CapsolEoP® is commercially proven, with more than 17,000 operational hours across Capsol´s units and pilot projects. This positioning makes it a preferred technology for cost-effective carbon capture.
A cost-competitive decarbonization and heat recovery system
Superior efficiency and HSE (Health, Safety and Environmental)Â performance
Capsol’s patented process for re-using heat can result in 20-60% lower capture costs compared to other mature carbon capture solutions
For cement, our efficient fully electric solution removes the need for excessive and costly heat integration and additional steam generation while handling impurities at lower cost than traditional capture solutions
For biomass/BECCS and energy-from-waste, our efficient fully electric solution offers the lowest opex enabled by additional heat delivery (e.g. for district heating)
In all our offerings we utilize the safe and environmentally friendly solvent potassium carbonate which can ease environmental permitting
High performance across the CO2 capture process​

Ability to capture a range of flue gases
CO2 concentration
3-30%

Highly competitive energy efficiency
Energy use
0.5-1.5 GJ/mt

Top tier capture rate
Capture rate
90-95%+

Purity that meets industry requirements
CO2 purity
+99%
High-level overview of the CapsolEoP® technology
Energy-from-Waste decarbonization

Bio-energy decarbonization

Cement decarbonization
