Industrial carbon infrastructure

Capture emissions.
Create products.

ESCo₂ is developing modular systems that recover CO₂ and, on suitable mixed gas streams, methane at the source. The commercial goal is buyer-qualified liquid products and a measured emissions outcome from the same asset.

We're not ending oil. We're ending emissions.

Engineering and prototype validation stage
Illustrative ESCo2 containers beside an industrial plant at dusk
Concept visual. Prototype validation is in progress.
01 / CAPTURERecover gas at its source.

Reduce release of CO₂ and, where applicable, methane.

02 / SELLQualify physical products.

Match output grade, volume and delivery cost to local buyers.

03 / MEASUREProve the outcome.

Reconcile metered inputs, outputs and operating energy.

The opening

Wasted gas meets fragile supply.

Industrial sites release molecules with material and energy value. Gas buyers need reliable local supply at an agreed grade and delivered price. ESCo₂ is building a bridge between these two markets.

167 bcm

Gas flared globally in 2025, according to the World Bank. It estimated the gas value at US$54 billion.

World Bank, 2026
2018 / 2021 / 2026

Years when UK CO₂ supply failures required government intervention. Resilience depends on location, storage and logistics.

UK DBT and Defra, 2026

These are market signals, not ESCo₂'s addressable volume. Every project has to pass its own feed, energy, product and offtake tests.

From source to product

The route starts with the gas in front of us.

ESCo₂ is engineering a modular route from industrial exhaust to liquid CO₂. Suitable mixed gas feeds can add methane recovery. Each site must prove the product quality, energy demand and local buyer route before commercial deployment.

Explore both configurations
ESCo₂ / PROCESS CONCEPTSITE-SPECIFIC
01Industrial exhaustSite feed
02PretreatmentCondition the site stream
03Liquid CO₂Industrial grade target
04 / OPTIONCH₄ recoverySuitable mixed feeds
CO₂ PRODUCT ROUTE+ METERED EVIDENCE

Process illustration only. Feed, product quality and performance require site testing.

The platform

Two configurations.
One site-led decision.

Feed composition sets the process route. The CO₂-only configuration ends after liquid CO₂ recovery. Suitable mixed gas feeds add a methane recovery stage.

Industrial exhaust to liquid CO₂

Designed for CO₂-bearing exhaust, with pretreatment sized to the actual feed. Industrial liquid CO₂ is the first product target.

Target outputIndustrial liquid CO₂
FeedIndustrial exhaust
ConditionPretreatment
RecoverLiquid CO₂
DeliverStorage + offtake

The system is designed for modular factory build and site integration. Feed variability, contaminants, power, heat rejection, safety and storage remain site engineering tasks. The diagram is conceptual.

PROCESSPhysical gas recovery

Target liquid products at the source, subject to qualification.

CONTROLESCo₂ design authority

Engineering, manufacturing and software interfaces are governed through ESCo₂.

EVIDENCEMeasured mass balance

Credit eligibility follows a separate verification pathway.

Product strategy

Sell what the plant proves.
Upgrade the grade.

Product revenue depends on buyer acceptance, storage and delivery economics. A claim about emissions is measured independently from a gas sales contract.

01

Industrial liquid CO₂

The first CO₂ product target in both configurations. Grade, volume and delivered terms are set site by site.

Baseline target
02

Methane-rich liquid

An additional product route on suitable mixed gas feeds. Composition and sales specification require engineering and buyer qualification.

Mixed gas option
03

Measured emissions outcome

Metered inlet, outputs and operating data support an auditable balance. Carbon-credit eligibility requires an approved methodology and independent verification.

Separate claim pathway
POTENTIAL LATER QUALIFICATION

Higher specification markets

Food and beverage CO₂, medical CO₂ and LNG are potential routes only after additional processing where needed, testing, certification and buyer acceptance. They are not the baseline product claim.

Discuss product requirements
MARKET EXPLAINER

Why CO₂ and methane matter beyond the emissions debate.

Explore current uses, emerging applications, quality standards and the outlook for both product routes.

Explore product markets

Measurement

The asset has to show its work.

ESCo₂ is developing an AI and MRV layer for control, operating evidence and reporting. The physical balance remains the starting point.

01

What enters: flow, composition and site conditions.

02

What is produced: volume, quality and delivery records.

03

What the unit uses: power, availability and operating data.

04

What can be claimed: an auditable mass balance, with credit eligibility tested separately.

Strategic carbon-market partner

Enterprise
Carbon Corp

ESCo₂ builds the physical capture asset and its metered operating evidence. Our collaboration with Enterprise Carbon Corp (ECC) connects that evidence to carbon-market methodology and project development for eligible sites.

Any credit claim requires a suitable methodology, project-specific assessment and independent verification. No credits are assumed or represented as issued.

See ESCo₂ on ECC’s partner page

Commercial model

A host, an asset and a buyer.

Three agreements must work together at each location. Project capital follows evidence, contracts and offtake, not a generic fleet forecast.

01

Industrial host

Provides agreed feed, physical access and site integration. Receives a measured route to lower emissions and waste.

02

ESCo₂ asset

Develops and operates the unit through a project structure. Financing and responsibilities are agreed for each site.

03

Product buyer

Accepts a defined grade, volume and delivery route. Local netback after operating and logistics costs determines project economics.

For industrial hosts

Turn a site liability into a qualification project.

ESCo₂ is pursuing financed, operated assets at suitable sites. The structure can reduce host capital burden, but commercial terms, utilities and integration responsibilities must be agreed case by case.

Submit a site for review

What starts a credible site review

  • Source, location, gas flow and composition
  • Contaminants and variability
  • Power, utilities, land and site rights
  • Storage, transport and local product demand

We screen the feed and market before selecting a configuration or stating a recovery target.

For product buyers

Start with the required grade and delivery route.

Industrial gas buyers, distributors and energy users define the acceptance criteria. ESCo₂ then tests whether a nearby host can meet those specifications at a viable delivered cost.

Discuss offtake
01Product and grade

What quality and assay are required?

02Volume and timing

What is the demand profile and contract term?

03Delivery region

What storage and transport route is practical?

For capital partners

Prove the first asset. Finance each project.

Seed capital is intended to establish the engineering team, build and test the prototype, develop measurement software and support the first paid pilot. Later commercial units need site rights, offtake and their own project finance.

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01Prototype evidence

Feed duty, product assays, power and reliability.

02Paid site pilot

Commissioning, host terms and measured operation.

03Contracted rollout

Buyer acceptance and project capital before scale.

Current stage

Proof before scale.

ESCo₂ is in engineering and commercial development. The next milestones are prototype evidence, a paid site pilot and contracted offtake.

01 / NOWDesign authority

ESCo₂ directs the technical basis and supplier interfaces.

02 / NEXTPrototype and factory test

Verify duty, safety, product and operability.

03 / TARGETPaid site pilot

Test the unit on an agreed feed with a real buyer route.

04 / TARGETFirst commercial contract

Commit capital when site, product and finance gates pass.

A manufacturing MOU is in place with Harris Thermal; the detailed development scope is being negotiated. ESCo₂ has selected Warp for the AI and MRV development workstream, with direct contracting to be completed. Enterprise Carbon Corp publicly lists ESCo₂ as a partner for the carbon-market pathway.

No commissioned ESCo₂ plant or executed gas offtake is represented here.

Company

Accountable leadership from design to deployment.

ESCo₂ Group is an industrial carbon infrastructure company. The executive team covers platform strategy, science, field delivery and capital.

Chris Greyling
Chris GreylingFounder & CEO

More than 40 years in executive leadership, with two exits. Leads ESCo₂'s platform architecture and commercial direction.

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Dr. Ayham Ammora
Dr. Ayham AmmoraCo-founder & CSO

More than 30 years across global energy markets, industrial transformation and frontier technology. Leads scientific and strategic architecture.

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Richard Donnellan
Richard DonnellanCo-founder & COO

More than 20 years in oilfield deployment. Leads commercial deployment and field execution for ESCo₂.

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Leo Kirby
Leo KirbyCo-founder & CFO

More than 30 years in project finance and institutional capital. Leads capital architecture and project bankability.

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