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Biogenic CO₂: E-Fuels or Carbon Removal?
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Fusion42 · 14 October 2026 · Fusion42 review
Captured biogenic CO2 from pulp mills can either be used as feedstock for synthetic e-fuel production or permanently stored for carbon removal, each path requiring different infrastructure, market conditions, and certification to be commercially viable.
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Europe's evolving fuel policies are raising demand for biogenic CO2 in synthetic fuel production, creating new revenue streams for pulp mills beyond traditional markets. You should map your carbon capture assets against these emerging markets to decide whether to prioritise e-fuels supply chains or permanent carbon storage partnerships.
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