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Empowering Europe’s Energy Transition—One Terminal at a Time

The Terminals Observatory of Decarbonisation Projects is your gateway to understanding how Europe’s LNG and gas infrastructure is evolving to meet the climate challenge. This dynamic platform showcases innovative terminal projects that are securing energy supply while enabling the import and handling of renewable and low-carbon gases—like hydrogen, ammonia, biomethane, and CO₂.

From repurposing existing infrastructure to unlocking global green energy flows, terminals are at the forefront of Europe’s decarbonisation journey. Explore how these hubs are becoming flexible, multi-carrier gateways—supporting industrial clusters, enhancing energy resilience, and accelerating the development of a hydrogen economy.

Join us in tracking the transformation to multi-molecular terminals of the future.

Projects

ApolloCO2: The first CCS hub in SE Europe
Country: Greece
Category: CO2

ApolloCO2: The first CCS hub in SE Europe

DESFA plans to introduce the “APOLLOCO2” investment, the first large-scale midstream CCS project in South-Eastern Europe, aggregating gaseous CO2 from local emitters in Greece through a pipeline to a centralized liquefaction and temporary storage terminal, from which the captured emissions will be transported via vessels to a permanent storage site. The proposed location of the liquefaction and export terminal is Revythoussa island, where DESFA’s LNG terminal is located and where the aggregated CO2 will be liquefied on the onshore liquefaction unit, while, due to space constraints on the island, the liquefied CO2 (LCO2) will be temporarily stored on the FLSU, which will serve as a temporary CO2 storage solution, while also offering back-up liquefaction capabilities.
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