[Natalia]

Question from webinar: Hi from GHD in Canada! Question for @bright_niraj – do you have many real examples of Biogenic CO2 used for food-grade use? We haven’t seen this application very much in Canada and the US. We have perhaps a few examples of CO2 used for greenhouses. Can you also comment on the importance of the proximity of the offtaker to reduce emissions from transporting the CO2?

Discussion

[Niraj]

https://www.bright-renewables.com/swedens-first-biogas-ccu-facility-built-by-bright-renewables-and-tekniska-verken

We can find real-world examples where biogenic CO2 is utilized for food-grade applications.

Regarding the second question on the proximity of the off-taker, being closer is beneficial because it reduces CO2 emissions during transportation from the production site to the end client. Additionally, since liquid CO2 is stored at approximately -27°C, the longer the transportation time, the more likely it is that some boil-off gas will be produced, even with proper insulation.

bright-renewables.com

Sweden's First Biogas CCU Facility to be built by Bright Renewables and Tekniska Verken

Bright Renewables has won the technical tender from Tekniska verken to supply a CO2 liquefaction system for the purification and liquefaction of CO2 from the biogas production process at Tekniska verken's biogas plant in Linköping.