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Industrial Carbon Removal

Carbon removal you can count on. Finally.

Emicap is a system integrator for carbon capture to carbonated materials.

Emicap is Europe’s first system integrator for BECCUS and mineralisation. From capture to permanent storage in construction materials: one contracted value chain, one accountable operator. Our solution is modular and scalable.

97% of the carbon removal market consists of promises. Emicap integrates the full value chain and delivers.

CO₂/year

50 kton

Location

Belgium

Operational

H1 2028

Forward Agreements

5 years

The value chain

The biomass power plant uses waste wood to generate green energy.

Emicap integrates every step, from CO₂ source to certified removal

Emicap captures the biogenic CO₂ before it is released into the atmosphere.

No cure, no pay

Certification

Emicap adheres to the most stringent standards for permanent carbon removal. This provides buyers with certainty.

The captured CO₂ is permanently bound into construction materials on the same site.

Traceability

Every step in Emicap’s value chain is fully traceable. All operations take place in Europe, from source to storage within a 150-kilometre radius. The business model operates without reliance on European subsidies.

Certainty

Emicap provides a level of certainty the rest of the market cannot offer:

- A fully contracted value chain

- Proven, operational technology

- No cure, no pay

What sets Emicap apart?

Emicap is the system integrator that combines capture and mineralisation in one value chain. This translates into tangible benefits.

An independent verification body certifies the removal.

Step Other providers Emicap Capture Mineralisation Verification Value chain control Via third parties In-house installation Long-term agreement First-hand live tracking All operations at one site External partners Via third parties Fragmented

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Carbon removal needs new solutions now. Our chain is ready.

The first installation will be operational in 2028. By 2035, three additional installations will follow, with a total capacity of 200 kton CO₂ per year.

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