Your stack.Our module.Free for you.
We put the module on your site, connect it to your flue gas and take the CO2 out. There is no bill at the end.
The deal
What you give, and what you get
A short list on both sides, on purpose.
You provide
- A flue gas offtake point
- About 100 m² of covered site
- Standard utility connections
- Access for a truck and a crane
You get
- A physical cut in your direct emissions
- Data for CBAM and ETS reporting
- A green product made on your site
- Zero capital and operating costs
- None of your staff involved
- No worries about selling the materials: that is on us
The obvious question
Why is it free?
Your gas is our raw material. We sell the materials ourselves, and the revenue covers the equipment, the operation and the raw materials.
Every other way to cut emissions asks for money. This one asks for a corner of your yard.
Why now
Carbon now has a price at the border and in the EU
CBAM
The EU carbon border charge already comes with real payments for exporters of steel, cement, fertilisers and more.
The rebuild to EU norms
Ukraine is rebuilding on its way into the EU, and new buildings will be judged by EU carbon rules.
Who it fits
If you have a stack with 10% CO2 or more
The industry does not matter. What matters is the CO2 in the gas.
Cement and lime
Glass and ceramics
Metallurgy
Power and heating
Chemicals
Pulp and paper
Food and agro-processing
Biogas and waste to energy
Not sure your gas qualifies? Send the composition and the volume
How we start
Four steps to a running module
Gas composition and volume
You send the data, we check it.
Site assessment
Where the module stands and how it connects.
Letter of intent
Costs nothing and holds your place in the queue.
Installation and launch
Delivery, tie-in, first blocks.
FAQ
Questions we always get
Will it disrupt our production?
No. The module connects to an existing duct and returns the gas to the stack. We plan the tie-in around your shutdown schedule.
What happens to the gas that is not absorbed?
It goes back into your exhaust system, the way it would have left anyway. Gas composition is measured at the inlet and at the outlet.
Who runs the module?
EcoMur or our licensed partner. Operation, maintenance and raw materials are on us, not on your staff.
Do we have to sell the blocks?
No. We take the finished materials off your site and sell them ourselves. You need no sales team and no buyers.
Who claims the emission reduction?
You do, for the CO2 that came from your stack and is now bound in the material. We keep only the plant carbon that came with the straw, so no tonne is counted twice.
What do we sign?
First a letter of intent. It costs nothing and only holds your place in the queue. A full agreement follows once we have both seen the gas data.
How much space do we need?
About 100 m² of level, covered hard standing for the module, plus access for a truck. No foundation and no capital construction.
Take a place in the queue
A letter of intent costs nothing and commits you to nothing. It puts your site on the list for the first modules.