ENERGY TRANSITION

Brief Project Description

DESFA has initiated the “Apollo CO₂” Project to establish a network of CO₂ transport pipelines. This project will capture CO₂ emissions from several factories, then liquefy the CO₂ at Revithoussa LNG Terminal, located on the islet of the Gulf of Megara and export it to a depleted oil well in Northern Greece.

Through the Apollo CO₂ project, DESFA seeks to explore the benefits of large-scale CO₂ aggregation in Greece, coupled with the development of a liquefaction and export terminal.  To achieve this, DESFA will collaborate with CO₂ emitters involved in decarbonization efforts; and specialized companies to develop the liquefaction plant and the export terminal on Revithoussa island.

The Project comprises of two pipelines (28”/20”, ~94 Km onshore and ~16 km offshore) with associated facilities (eight Line Valves and four Scraper Stations) collecting gaseous CO₂ from two primary emitters—Heracles Cement Industry, at Milaki in Evia, and Titan Cement Industry, at Kamari in Attica—and transporting it to a liquefaction terminal on Revithoussa Island.