SLB Capturi demonstrates carbon capture at NG Nordics Nyborg hazardous‑waste plant

Key highlights
  • World’s first demonstration of post‑combustion carbon capture applied to high‑temperature hazardous waste incineration.
  • Trial conducted at NG Nordics’ Hazardous Waste plant in Nyborg, Denmark.
  • Technology showed robust performance on energy consumption, carbon capture rates and emissions control.
  • Campaign provides a deployment blueprint for the hazardous‑waste sector and supports lower‑carbon operations.

Demonstration

SLB Capturi successfully demonstrated its proprietary post‑combustion carbon capture technology at NG Nordics’ Hazardous Waste plant in Nyborg, Denmark, representing the world’s first demonstration of this approach applied to high‑temperature hazardous waste incineration.

Technical challenge and performance

Hazardous waste incineration poses unique challenges including high temperatures, variable flue gas composition and elevated contaminant levels. Despite these conditions, SLB Capturi’s system delivered robust performance across key metrics: energy consumption, carbon capture rates and emissions control.

Industry implications

The Nyborg campaign provides a practical blueprint for deploying carbon capture solutions in the hard‑to‑abate hazardous waste industry, demonstrating that managing flue gas from high‑temperature incineration can help reduce emissions and support the sector’s move toward lower‑carbon operations.

Source: SLB Capturi

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