Companies that want to capture CO₂ for permanent geological storage often ask the Aramis partnership how they can become a customer. The Aramis partnership does not store CO₂, but provides a transport and compression service to Shippers (sometimes called Marketeers). The role of these Shippers is to offer a combined transport and storage service to their customers. The Aramis partnership is working together with the Shippers listed below. So if you are looking for a CO₂ storage location, you can contact them directly.

Dutch based emitters that would like to realize a CCS-project could be eligible for government support via the SDE++ subsidy scheme, see also: SDE++ Apply (rvo.nl). The visual below show how Aramis and their Shippers can support such an application.

Aramis aims to realize a transport infrastructure with a design capacity of 22 million tons of CO₂ per annum (Mtpa). The Joint Marketing Initiative by Launch Marketeer has transportation capacity arrangements totalling to 5.4 Mtpa in line with the informal assessment of the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM).

For phase 1 of Aramis a maximum of 12 Mtpa capacity is available which means that, at this moment, 6.6 Mtpa (mix of gaseous and cryogenic) of the 12 Mtpa is open capacity.

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Aramis aims to realizing a transport infrastructure allowing the industrial sector to transport CO₂ and store it in depleted gas fields under the North Sea. Aramis has established a specification for the CO₂ to be fed into the envisaged transport infrastructure. This specification aims to ensure the non-corrosivity of the CO₂ mixture under normal, transient and upset conditions.