Messer commences operation of green CO2 plant in Czech
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Messer commences operation of green CO2 plant in Czech

Messer is further strengthening its independent local product supply

  • By ICN Bureau | December 26, 2024

Messer has put a new plant producing green CO2 into operation at its Vrdy site in the Czech Republic.

This enables Messer to increase the supply reliability of its customers, for example in the local food and beverage industry. This is particularly important during the summer months, when demand for carbon dioxide for soft drinks or for cooling technologies is especially high.

Sustainability is at the core of Messer’s business strategy, and we are taking concrete actions in our operations to make progress and create value for our customers. In this case Messer sources the carbon dioxide as raw gas from a local bioethanol producer. Thereby bioethanol sources support the movement to reduced greenhouse gases emissions by lowering the dependency of fossil or chemical sources - supporting Messer’s ESG agenda.

With this new plant, Messer is further strengthening its independent local product supply. The industrial gases specialist now delivers the gas itself to its customers in various industries and does not have to purchase carbon dioxide for the Czech market or import it from Messer sources abroad. Additionally, climate damaging greenhouse gases can be reduced due to shorter transportation routes.

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