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Webinar
Thema:
Industrial carbon capture
1 episode

SEWGS: revolutionary CO2-reduction technology

In order to make existing industrial production processes cleaner, TNO has developed a technology that very efficiently captures CO2 while simultaneously producing hydrogen. Watch the webinar and learn more about the SEWGS technology.

Transform the industry with SEWGS

SEWGS is a revolutionary Dutch platform technology which is particularly attractive for the production of blue hydrogen from industrial residual gases and synthesis gas. It also enables industry to produce hydrogen at a lower cost, in a more energy-efficient manner and on a larger scale than is currently possible with green hydrogen.

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TNO expert Soledad van Eijk presented and discussed the possibilities and potential of this technology with partners. In this interactive webinar was room for questions and discussion.

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Unique test installation for CO2 capture and conversion to green chemicals

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News
16 March 2023

While the world is fully engaged in electrolysis to produce hydrogen by splitting water, TNO is also using this technology to convert CO2. CO2 electrolysis is a promising electrochemical technique for converting this greenhouse gas into high-quality sustainable chemicals.

SEWGS

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Article

To make industry more sustainable, we've developed a revolutionary technology that captures CO2 very efficiently while producing blue hydrogen.

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Article
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Multi-partner ALIGN-CCUS project

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Article
The multi-partner ALIGN-CCUS project, funded by the ERA-NET ACT, researches quick, cost-effective large-scale carbon capture, usage and storage.

Award-winning excellence: CO2 capture applied

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Insight
6 September 2021
How do you capture CO2 before it reaches the atmosphere? Chemical engineer Juliana Monteiro, winner of the TNO Young Excellent Researcher Award 2020, answers.