This week, Triton Hydrogen had the privilege of attending the CLIMIT Summit 2025 in Larvik, Norway— a key event marking 20 years of pioneering CO₂ reduction and storage projects. The summit brought together global leaders in carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) to discuss the latest innovations and challenges in the field.
Exploring New Applications for Tritonex in CO₂ Transport
One of the most exciting discussions during the event was our meeting with Nemo Maritime, a company specialising in subsea CCUS infrastructure. As they look towards scaling CO₂ transport into the North Sea, they are exploring funding opportunities for testing Tritonex as a CO₂ barrier coating.
For Nemo Maritime, ensuring the integrity of large-scale infrastructure—ship tanks, pipelines, and transport systems for liquefied CO₂ storage and injection—is a top priority. With potentially thousands of square meters of coated surfaces required, the opportunity to test Tritonex as a protective solution against CO₂ permeation and corrosion represents an exciting collaboration between our two companies.
Driving Innovation in Hydrogen and Carbon Management
Tritonex, originally developed as a hydrogen barrier coating, has demonstrated strong anti-permeation properties. Expanding its applications into CO₂ transport and storage aligns with our mission to support the broader energy transition with advanced material solutions. By working with industry leaders like Nemo Maritime, we aim to play a role in enhancing the durability and safety of CCUS infrastructure, supporting the global push towards net-zero emissions.
As the CLIMIT Summit comes to a close, we are energised by the conversations, collaborations, and opportunities ahead. Triton Hydrogen remains committed to advancing coating technologies that enable the future of hydrogen, CCUS, and sustainable energy systems.
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CLIMIT Summit – 20 Years of Pioneering CO₂ Projects
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