Aramco has teamed up with Carbon Clean and Samsung E&A to test a carbon capture system at one of its facilities. The project will use Carbon Clean’s CycloneCC technology to trap carbon dioxide (CO2) from natural gas turbine emissions.
According to Carbon Clean, its CycloneCC technology is a compact system that takes up half the space of traditional carbon capture setups, cutting installation costs by up to 50%. The collaboration is part of Aramco’s broader efforts to adopt innovative carbon reduction solutions.
Ali A. Al-Meshari, Aramco’s Senior Vice President of Technology Oversight & Coordination, commented on the partnership, saying, “I am excited about this collaboration with Carbon Clean and Samsung to demonstrate this promising new technology in one of our facilities. If successful, this demonstration will pave the way for the wider deployment of this technology with partners in the Kingdom and beyond.”
Carbon Clean CEO Aniruddha Sharma called the project a key step, “Aramco and Samsung Ventures are investors in Carbon Clean, so we’re proud to deepen our relationship through this partnership.”
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