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OCAP B.V. (OCAP) is a Netherlands-based carbon dioxide infrastructure company that captures, purifies, and distributes CO2 from industrial emitters—such as refineries and bio-based fuel plants—to greenhouse horticulture via a dedicated pipeline network. By supplying recovered CO2 for plant growth, OCAP helps growers reduce the need to burn natural gas solely to generate CO2, improving energy efficiency and lowering emissions in the horticultural sector.
Operating assets for conditioning, compression, and pipeline delivery in and around major industrial clusters, OCAP links emitters with regional greenhouse hubs, enabling practical CO2 reuse. Its activities sit at the intersection of industrial gases and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), providing a circular outlet for process CO2 and supporting decarbonization efforts across the broader chemicals and industrial value chain.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving OCAP, of which one is active.
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The facility will convert local waste into renewable methanol using patented technology. The permit ensures minimal environmental impact and aligns with Amsterdam's sustainability goals.
The new Amsterdam facility will convert non-recyclable waste into advanced methanol, reducing CO2 emissions and replacing fossil fuels, using proven HTW® technology for reliable, sustainable fuel production.
The AMA Project will produce bio-methanol from non-recyclable waste in Amsterdam, aiming to reduce transport emissions across Europe with a €200M investment and a 260-ton daily production capacity.
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