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Fraunhofer Institute and EEW Group Collaborate on CO₂ Capture Project

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Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems is collaborating with EEW Group on the NECOC 2.0 research project. The project investigates capturing carbon dioxide from flue gases at EEW Group’s thermal waste treatment facilities and utilizing it as a raw material. This process is designed to manage unavoidable fossil and biogenic CO₂ emissions.

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The NECOC 2.0 research aims to provide a solution for managing emissions from thermal waste-to-energy facilities. EEW Group is contributing its industrial experience as the consortium coordinator, while the research is intended to form the basis for large-scale implementation.

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  • Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and SystemsLeading the research on converting carbon dioxide from flue gases into a raw material.
  • energyProviding thermal waste treatment facilities and industrial experience for the NECOC 2.0 project.
  • Thomas HirthServing as Vice President for Technology Transfer and International Affairs at Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems.

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