Decarbonizing the Mediterranean
Discover how EnEarth is repurposing existing facilities to reduce the Mediterranean's industrial footprint
Our Mission
Our mission is to create green hubs by repurposing depleted oil & gas fields into sustainable and efficient carbon storage fields. By using existing infrastructure and innovative technologies, we will play a crucial role in combating climate change.
Our Vision
At EnEarth, our vision is to support hard to abate industry to achieve net zero targets, reducing the carbon footprint of the Mediterranean and create a new low carbon / environmental services industrial incubator / hub in Northern Greece
What is Carbon Storage?
Carbon Storage is the storage of removed or captured carbon dioxide in geological reservoirs such as depleted oil & gas fields
Carbon Storage is a pivotal technique aimed at mitigating the adverse impacts of greenhouse gas emissions on our environment. This process involves the controlled capture and subsequent injection of carbon dioxide (CO2) into underground reservoirs, such as former oil and gas fields or deep saline aquifers. By securely containing CO2 underground, carbon storage prevents its release into the atmosphere, where it would contribute to global warming and climate change. This innovative solution plays a crucial role in curbing carbon emissions, fostering sustainable energy practices, and fostering a cleaner and more sustainable future for generations to come.
About EnEarth
EnEarth, a subsidiary of Energean, is dedicated to advancing carbon storage and various decarbonization initiatives. With a thorough assessment of Energean's diverse portfolio, we identified multiple opportunities to support industries in their decarbonization journey. The most promising endeavor involves transforming the Prinos field, once a depleting oil production asset, we are turning it into a cutting-edge carbon storage facility.
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Carbon emissions demand urgent attention. Rooted in sustainability, we blend technical skill with environmental insight to allow the hard to abate industry of Greece and the broader Mediterranean region to decarbonize.
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