Official project: "Development of detailed models for design and optimisation of pyrolysis plants in interaction with CO2 capture"
With Aarhus University, ECA is building an integrated model for pyrolysis plants coupled with CO2 capture (CCUS) — from mass and energy balances to literature-calibrated and plant-validated versions, delivered as a browser platform. Project period 2026–2028.
DAC-Battery — Integration of Direct Air Capture and Hydrogen Batteries
ECA and ECA Holding ApS are the engineering partners in this INNO-CCUS consortium, led by Aalborg University with ShipTown, R&R Consult and Concito. It pairs membrane-assisted Direct Air Capture with a reversible hydrogen fuel cell, targeting CO2 removal at USD 250/tonne while balancing the grid. DKK 8.5 m, 2026–2028.
Section of Thermal Engineering, Aalborg University
ECA works with the Section of Thermal Engineering at Aalborg University (AAU Energy); the group's work on thermal-system optimisation, carbon capture, biomass conversion and membrane processes underpins ECA's thermodynamic modelling.
ECA is a member of CO-LaN, the network that maintains the CAPE-OPEN standard — the open interfaces that let process-simulation tools and thermodynamic components interoperate.