TES, a global green energy company leading the way in the production of electric natural gas (eNG) (derived from green H₂), announced that it is advancing its Green Energy Hub in Wilhelmshaven with the development of a liquid CO₂ export terminal. Future phases of the hub will introduce an autothermal reformer and a green power producing facility.

To support the ongoing development of the CO₂ export terminal, TES is now founding member of the Carbon Management Alliance (CM Alliance), an industrial initiative in Germany focused on implementing carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies. This expansion supports the organization’s goals to drive innovative cross-industry solutions and create infrastructure for efficient carbon management.

The CO₂ export terminal will serve as a key hub for receiving CO₂ captured from emitter sites and transported by rail or pipeline to Wilhelmshaven. The terminal will handle interim CO₂ for export to storage facilities in the North or Baltic Sea or to transport it to countries with an abundance of renewable energy sources for eNG production. For TES, developing this CO₂ export infrastructure constitutes a strategic asset to pursue the company’s vision to world’s leading eNG producer.

Hugo Dijkgraaf, Chief Operating Officer at TES, commented, “The CO₂ export terminal will be a key asset for Germany’s industrial decarbonization, connecting CO₂ emitters and hard to abate industry clusters across Germany and Europe, initially through existing rail networks. This approach allows emissions to be transported without requiring significant new infrastructure. CO₂ from Germany, eastern France, Switzerland, Austria, and the Czech Republic can be delivered to Wilhelmshaven. The project could connect to storage facilities in Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and the UK, with the potential to integrate future sites through the flexible ship-based export facility.”