Our CEO, Arnaud Lager, will be at the 19th CO₂GeoNet Open Forum on San Servolo Island, Venice, from 18 to 21 May 2026. The Forum brings together Europe’s CO₂ storage researchers, project developers, regulators and industry under this year’s theme, “Building CCS collaboration: let’s go further together!”
Decahydron stores CO₂ by turning it into rock: injected into ultramafic formations, it becomes carbonate within the reservoir, with no water required and nothing left that can leak. Our first pilot, PITHOS in Greece, will store CO₂ captured at a Holcim cement plant.
If you capture CO₂ and need somewhere permanent to put it, come and talk to us, or write to [email protected].