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Carbfix is a pioneer in the development and deployment of CO2 storage through mineralization in basaltic rock formations. Since its first pilot project in Iceland in 2012, Carbfix has safely and permanently mineralized over 100 thousand tons of CO2. The Carbfix method accelerates an entirely natural process by which CO2 rapidly reacts with elements in underground rock formations and transforms into stable carbonate minerals. In other words: Turns into stone. The Carbfix method has global potential and strives to reduce emissions for responsible companies in the hard-to-abate industries across Europe and wider.

Paul Stanard Griffiths

Among the speakers and VIP guests 2024:

Paul Haywood, Chief Executive Officer, Block Energy

Big Boffer says a "Great Update"

Did PH not have something to do with setting up the deal with Indorama and OPC??

Big Boffer says a "Great Company"

Did PH not have something to do with setting up the Great Company??

Bobbby, I share your sentiments 100% re OPC.

Seems to be a great partnership for this project, Block Energy, Indorama Corporation and OPC Consultants.

(thanks Chesh)

"We're moving to a new pace, a new scale of project, which further cements our position as a leading provider of CO2 storage services in subsurface space. The project will commence this week with operational tests slated for the first half of 2025. We look forward to seeing our expertise put into action, with the goal of scaling and commercialising this innovative technology.”

"The collaboration will bring together a multidisciplinary team, including geochemists, drilling engineers, geologists, and reservoir specialists to ensure project success.

OPC’s work combines advanced geochemical modelling with hands-on operational expertise.

Key aspects of the project will include:

Real-world implementation: This project moves beyond theoretical studies to a real-world application of carbon mineralization technology.

Leveraging expertise: OPC’s deep understanding of subsurface geology, coupled with its extensive experience in CCS projects, support the successful execution of this endeavour.

Global impact: The project aims to demonstrate the scalability and commercial viability of carbon mineralization, contributing to a more sustainable future.

Collaboration: OPC is collaborating with renowned experts, including Professor Eric Oelkers, a world-leading authority on carbon mineralization, to ensure the project’s success."

"OPC is excited to announce our latest Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project in partnership with Block Energy PLC and Indorama Corporation, marking a significant step forward in operational CCS innovation.

This project represents a significant leap forward, transitioning from conceptual studies to real-world operational execution."

Well there must have been a three way contract signed and sealed between Block Energy, Indorama Corporation and OPC Consultants as they are starting work next week - all good.

For anyone who has not seen it I would recommend looking at the OPC update, dated 27th November as posted by Bobbby Rash earlier today.

No - The idiots have gone

Chesh - OPC did have it posted as an ongoing project but I think the bits that Bobbby posted today are hot off the press - reading between the lines OPC seem to be pretty excited about this which can only be good.

(don't forget they are also involved with Project 3 as well, seems to be a good relationship.)

Well done Bobbby and Chesh.

From OPC:

In partnership with Block Energy Plc and Indorama Corporation, this project marks a significant step forward in operational CCS innovation.

"We're moving to a new pace, a new scale of project, which further cements our position as a leading provider of CO2 storage services in subsurface space. The project will commence this week with operational tests slated for the first half of 2025. We look forward to seeing our expertise put into action, with the goal of scaling and commercialising this innovative technology.”

IMO everybody has something to gain from this becoming a successful project, OPC, Block and Indorama, everyone a winner, exciting times ahead,

MgBRG96 - In answer to your question IMO the rise is due primarily to yesterdays's very credible RNS re CCS filtering through to the market.

First customer signed up - tick

Partner, as above - tick

Good location - tick

Good Geology - tick

Available Water supply - tick

Consultants OPC on board - tick

Credible time line - tick

Future CCS customers in locality - tick

In addition, ongoing Project 1 - tick

In addition, Projects 2,3 & 4 potential - tick

Don't forget Phase's 2,3,4,5,6,7 and 8 of Project 1 Bobbby.

Maybe, but at least it is being seen in the right places.

MgBRG96 - That sounds like an accusation rather than a question. Think what you like about me but I repeat I come on this board to read and/or discuss Block Energy but you are filling it up with your opinions of other people, often unfounded.

Anyway, just in case you missed it, best post of the day Bobbby Rash @ 8.25am

MgBRG96 - As I said, I come on this board primarily to talk about Block Energy but you give me no alternative to respond.

para 1) I stated that you used to post as "brgmg69" and you appear to have acknowledged the fact, I am not suggesting you are anybody else.

para 2) I am not sure who you are directing that comment at but I for one welcome well balanced posts. The posts I do not like are those that are devoid of reality at either end of the scale, ramping or de-ramping.

Well "MgBRG96" it is pretty obvious you are "brgmg69" from years gone by - you certainly have upset a lot of people in the past!!

Please can we just talk about Block Energy and not other posters.

Bob - Have you checked out the Carbfix website - Carbfix have injected 100,000 tons in Iceland since 2014, so there pilot schemes were at least 10 years ago.

The Co-Founder of Carbfix, Professor Eric Oelkers contributed to the OPC study commissioned by Block Energy.