Industrial site by the sea, wooded hills in the background

Media on Brevik CCS

Pioneering CCS in the cement industry

Please find selected information and imagery on Heidelberg Materials' CCUS strategy and the Brevik CCS project below.

Brevik CCS Value Chain: Infographic and Animation

Schematic representation of the capture, transport and storage of carbon dioxide

Brevik CCS Value Chain Infographic

Rendering of the carbon capture facility

Large cement plant with metal structures, pipes, and the “Heidelberg Materials” logo-bearing tower against a clear sky. A blue and yellow part in front serves as an illustrative element, representing the expansion of the facility.

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Timelapse video of the desorber heavy-lift campaign

A green crane at a cement plant under a clear sky

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Contact

Steven Meyers in a dark blue suit and white shirt in front of an exposed concrete wall, next to a window

Steven Meyers

Corporate Communication Manager

Heidelberg Materials AG Berliner Straße 6
69120 Heidelberg
Germany
Katharina Plonsker

Katharina Plonsker

Sustainability Communication Manager

Heidelberg Materials AG Berliner Straße 6
69120 Heidelberg
Germany

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Series of large cylindrical structures with conical tops, resembling industrial silos. These metal structures have visible access points, ladders, and safety railings. Despite their size, they appear even more massive when compared to the two individuals standing at their base, both wearing safety gear. The overcast sky suggests an industrial setting on a cloudy day.

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Snow-covered town by the water during twilight. In the center, there’s a cement plant with smokestacks emitting vapor. Ships are docked at the harbor nearby. Residential houses with steep roofs dot the area, and a large storage facility stands on the right side. The presence of snow and ice in the water suggests cold temperatures.

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Large industrial facility with multiple metal structures, pipes, and a tower bearing the “Heidelberg Materials” logo against a clear sky.

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A construction site with workers, a large cylindrical structure, and scattered construction materials. A yellow staircase and platform indicate multiple levels.

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Aerial view of a cement plant with a large crane near a body of water, with residential areas in the background.

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An industrial setting with large metallic structures, including pipes and ducts. A person wearing a protective cloths in the foreground, looking towards the metallic structures. The environment is a cement plant, with various industrial equipment and safety railings in yellow. The sky is partly cloudy.

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Aerial view of a large industrial facility with multiple tall structures, such as silos and smokestacks, from which some steam or smoke is being emitted. There are several buildings of varying sizes and a large body of water in the background with docks extending into it. The surrounding area has dense greenery, and there are no visible people.

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Aerial view of a construction crane towering over a cement plant near a residential area with lush greenery and a body of water in the background.

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Construction site at twilight or night time with a large crane lifting a section of a CO₂ absorber. A similar sections is on the ground. Workers are present, and the scene is illuminated by artificial lighting.

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Workers in safety vests at an industrial facility with towering smokestacks

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Two men in suits greet each other in the snow flurry, press people in the background

Brevik Habeck 4. Vice Chancellor Dr Robert Habeck and Dr Dominik von Achten