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Fragmented CO₂ transport infrastructure promotes siloed thinking and duplicate assets across Europe, just like the LNG industry wasted billions until it found out that hubs are the way out.

Transcriptions of a peculiar, yet recently discovered family heirloom—WWII naval messages between Charles De Gaulle and the French and British Navy operating in African waters.

Examining the process of developing a CO₂ hub with an industrial land development perspective, reconnecting us to the process and spirit of building.

Exploring the maturity of existing carbon capture technologies, integration possibilities and limitations, including a list of current technology providers.

Fossil-fueled ships are quietly gutting CCS budgets with EU ETS fees and lost credits, but multi-fuel vessels can bridge the transition into green shipping to remove the losses.

How photography quietly shaped my curiosity for maritime and industrial innovation—before I, or anyone else (unconfirmed to this day), saw it coming.

Introduction to the infrastructure needed to develop a functional carbon transport and storage networks for port officials and industrial emitters implementing CCS.