Carbon Capture and Sequestration

To facilitate ship owners’ eventual transition to renewable fuels and sources of energy, solutions for CO2 capture are needed in the short term. Post-combustion chemical absorption is one of the most promising alternatives nowadays and
An alternative technology to capture carbon dioxide is scrubbing the exhaust gasses with calcium hydroxide suspension in order to bind the CO2 in the form of calcium carbonate. This consists in the CO2 adsorption with
The new generation of Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells (MCFC) combine high efficiency clean power generation and carbon capture simultaneously, in the same equipment. Other advantages of our MCFC technology are the low maintenance as there

Flash news

The commissioning of an internal fogging system for Solvay has just been completed for the Spinetta Marengo plant

The adiabatic cooling unit has been designed and built for a 31 MW gas turbine, with a particular focus on nozzle type selection, to obtain a high performance in terms of size of the atomized water droplets and global system efficiency.

Thanks to this system, the plant’s performance could increase by about 2 MW, allowing the customer to self-support the plant, cope with any peak in the demand and deliver any surplus to the network.

From November 22 the system will be fully functional and ready for production.

Capture the future

The installation program of the WESP (Wet Electrostatic Precipitator) on board a cruise ship of the Costa fleet keeps going as planned. The installation activities of our new solution for the particulate matter removal on the Costa Fortuna are nearing completion: during the dry dock at Chantier Naval de Marseille, the reactor has been positioned on board while, after leaving the shipyard, the electrical and ancillary installation will be completed at anchor. From the end of October, the WESP system is ready for commissioning and for the subsequent testing phases with support of Rina and SGS.

New EGCS delivered in record time for Spanish Trasmed

Ecospray has recently closed an agreement with Trasmed, Spanish company part of the Grimaldi Group, for the supply of two EGC systems for each of the ships M/V Ciudad de Palma and M/V Volcan of the Tijarafe. We will deliver the first two systems as from the end of November, while the second delivery is scheduled for January 2022.

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