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Permanent BioCCS Carbon Removals from Central Europe.
Corporate net-zero frameworks now require permanent carbon dioxide removal alongside steep, rapid emissions reductions. We arrange verified BioCCS projects in Austria, offer forward contracts so your company can secure capacity before the market tightens, and issue EU-CRCF certified Carbon Removal Units.
Corporate net-zero strategies under SBTi and CSRD increasingly require permanent carbon dioxide removal for residual emissions — a category where credible, verifiable supply is genuinely scarce.
blaukos bridges that gap: we arrange BioCCS projects, manage the full MRV process, and issue EU-CRCF certified Carbon Removal Units under forward contracts.
CSRD and SBTi rules demand verifiable, permanent removals. Unverified credits no longer satisfy the standard — and regulators are moving quickly.
Verified BioCCS capacity is at an early stage. Companies that establish positions now gain both price and supply certainty.
EU Regulation 2024/3012 introduces precise methodological requirements. Evaluating whether a credit genuinely qualifies requires specialist knowledge most teams do not yet have in-house.
We arrange BioCCS projects across Austria and Central Europe, manage the full MRV process, and issue Carbon Removal Units that qualify for the most demanding ESG frameworks.
Credits issued under Regulation 2024/3012 using the official delegated act methodology — the reference standard for EU corporate climate claims.
Full measurement, reporting and verification covering capture, transport and geological storage — independently audited by accredited third-party verifiers.
Austrian and Central European biogenic point sources, minimising transport emissions and ensuring strong alignment with EU regulatory requirements.
Biomass absorbs atmospheric CO₂ during growth. This carbon is temporarily stored in the organic material.
At biomethane plants, biogas upgrading, and pulp and paper plants, concentrated biogenic CO₂ is released as a process stream — normally vented to atmosphere.
We capture this CO₂ before it escapes, liquefy it, transport it, and inject it into deep geological formations — permanently removing it from the atmosphere.
After independent verification, a CRU representing one tonne of net removal is issued and registered. Buyers retire it to substantiate their climate claims.
Anyone who receives a power bill marked "100% renewable" already knows the principle. Behind that claim sits a Guarantee of Origin (GoO): an electronic certificate confirming that one megawatt-hour was generated from renewable sources and fed into the grid.
The BioCCS certificate follows exactly the same logic — applied to carbon removal rather than electricity. The regulatory frameworks are closely related, and the market precedent is clear.
"In 2024, over 1,480 TWh of Guarantees of Origin were issued across Europe — up 9% from 2023. From a niche instrument established in 2001, GoOs have become a standard element of corporate sustainability reporting across the continent."
AIB European Residual Mix Report 2024 · aib-net.org · EU Directive 2001/77/ECThe BioCCS market is today where the GoO market was 20 years ago. EU regulation is in place, initial methodologies are active, and the first buyers have signed contracts. What is missing is the market infrastructure for scaling — and that is exactly what blaukos is building.
Wind or solar feeds renewable electricity into the grid.
Plant and output registered in the national GoO register.
One GoO issued per MWh — after independent verification.
GoOs traded via electronic registry accounts.
Supplier retires GoO to label electricity as "renewable".
Plant captures biogenic CO₂ which is then stored geologically.
Project, volume and storage documented by certification system and independently certified.
One CRU issued per tonne CO₂ permanently stored and documented in the EU-CRCF register — after independent verification.
CRUs transferred between blaukos and buyers in the registry.
Company retires CRU to offset residual emissions under SBTi and CSRD.
Wind or solar feeds renewable electricity into the grid.
Plant captures biogenic CO₂ which is then stored geologically.
Plant and output registered in the national GoO register.
Project, volume and storage documented by certification system and independently certified.
One GoO issued per MWh — after independent verification.
One CRU issued per tonne CO₂ permanently stored and documented in the EU-CRCF register — after independent verification.
GoOs traded via electronic registry accounts.
CRUs transferred between blaukos and buyers in the registry.
Supplier retires GoO to label electricity as "renewable".
Company retires CRU to offset residual emissions under SBTi and CSRD.
Moritz is the regulatory architect of blaukos. With four years of experience at the Ministry for Climate Action (BMK), where he was responsible for Carbon Management and CO₂ certification, he safely navigates clients through the complexities of CRCF, ETS, and CSRD. As a legal specialist, he ensures that stored CO₂ is transformed into legally compliant, high-quality certificates that meet your needs. His personal drive comes from the conviction that climate goals are best achieved when legal integrity meets economic opportunity.
Lorenz forms the technical backbone of blaukos. A process engineer by education, he brings four years of industrial experience as Head of Decarbonization at Alpacem, where he investigated how to integrate carbon capture into running industrial processes. He manages the technical feasibility and scaling of our projects, ensuring they create tangible value. Passionate about pragmatic solutions, his goal is to help industry make the physical transition to Net Zero.
We start with a short call to understand your residual emissions profile and ESG framework — then build a concrete proposal.
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