At Greenalia, we remain committed to innovation and diversification in new technologies, fostering industrial synergies that enable us to move toward energy models that are more sustainable, efficient, and aligned with the energy transition. In this context, we are exploring the potential of capturing biogenic CO₂ generated at our Curtis-Teixeiro biomass plant—a solution that helps maximize resource utilization and strengthen the role of biomass in decarbonization.

The project involves the capture, purification, and management of approximately 550,000 metric tons of biogenic CO₂ annually. Once treated, this gas can be used for various applications depending on its technical, economic, and regulatory feasibility, including permanent storage or use in industrial processes and in the production of synthetic fuels, as an alternative to fossil-based CO₂.