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SASOL Issues RFI for CO2 Utilisation Partners at its SA Operations

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Sasol's Synfuels plant in Secunda is the largest single-source point of emissions on the planet. The emissions from the plant exceed the individual totals of more than 100 countries. Image credit: GBA
  • South African petroleum chemicals giant, Sasol is inviting interested parties to participate in a Request for Information (RFI) process regarding the development and demonstration of CO2 utilisation technologies.
  • Sasol aims to be an enabler for the development and demonstration of CO2 utilisation technologies and wants to partner with other companies to reduce GHG emissions at its South African operations based in Secunda, Mpumalanga and in Sasolburg, Free State.
  • The closing date for submissions is 30 September 2020.

The purpose of this RFI process is to identify partners who are interested or involved in the use of CO2 utilisation technologies on CO2-rich streams. The scale of application for potential projects can range from demonstration level to commercial level.

Related news: Sasol issues RFP for 2 x 10MW solar plants.

Related news: The Sasol Secunda plant has the second highest carbon emissions density in the world.

Interested parties may apply for access to the RFI by forwarding their company profile together with contact details to: CO2utilisation@sasol.com.

Author: GBA News Desk

Source: SASOL

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