Wedoany.com Report-Jul. 26, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, a subsidiary of the UK-based energy company Shell, has formed a global alliance with France’s Technip Energies to develop an amine-based post-combustion carbon capture solution. The partnership integrates Shell’s CANSOLV CO2 Capture System with Technip Energies’ expertise in project integration and delivery to support decarbonization in industrial sectors.

Robin Mooldijk, President of Projects & Technology at Shell, stated: “This agreement marks a significant milestone in a relationship built on shared ambition and delivery. Through our strengthened alliance with Technip Energies, we’re helping customers advance their decarbonisation plans, backed by deep expertise and more than a decade of working side by side.” The collaboration aims to deliver a comprehensive solution that enhances the scalability and accessibility of carbon capture technology for industries seeking to reduce emissions.

The alliance leverages over ten years of joint experience, with two operational CANSOLV facilities and four additional projects, including Net Zero Teesside Power—a gas-fired power station with carbon capture and storage—reaching final investment decisions in the past 24 months. The partnership focuses on seamless project execution, from initial design to operational support, ensuring optimal performance for clients.

Arnaud Pieton, Chief Executive Officer of Technip Energies, noted: “By forming a global alliance with Shell Catalysts & Technologies in the field of carbon capture, we combine cutting-edge technology, smart engineering and excellence in project execution. This global alliance is the result of more than 10 years of collaboration and continuous innovation. Our ambition is to deliver a world designed to last by enabling hard-to-abate industries to decarbonize with greater certainty and affordably. Canopy by T.EN powered by Shell CANSOLV carbon capture solution pragmatically delivers on this ambition.”

The initiative builds on a proven track record, offering a reliable and cost-effective approach to carbon capture. It follows Technip Energies’ recent agreement for early-stage work on a floating liquefied natural gas unit offshore Africa, highlighting the company’s growing role in sustainable energy solutions. The Shell-Technip Energies partnership aims to make carbon capture a viable option for industries, supporting global efforts toward a lower-carbon future while maintaining operational efficiency.