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Galloxol® Horticulture

On Stage at Fruit Logistica 2026- Berlin

9 February 2026 / 15 April 2026 by Trudy van Heijningen

On-site CO₂ capture for greenhouses: what we shared at Fruit Logistica 2026 Fruit Logistica in Berlin is one of the most important annual gatherings for the global fresh produce sector — and this year, it gave us the opportunity to make the case for something we believe growers need to hear: on-site CO₂ capture for

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CO₂ capture for a greenhouse in Vienna: Merschl Gartenbau achieves biogenic CO₂ self-sufficiency

2 December 2025 / 15 April 2026 by Trudy van Heijningen

Green Gas & Liquids has reached a major milestone at Merschl Gartenbau GmbH in Vienna. On 7 November 2025, our Galloxol® system captured 1.8 tonnes of CO₂ per hour from biomass flue gases — and the boiler was not yet running at full capacity. The Austrian tomato grower can now produce its own CO₂ on-site,

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GGL expands with new Austrian project

11 October 2024 / 15 April 2026 by Trudy van Heijningen

Carbon capture for greenhouse horticulture in Europe: Green Gas & Liquids is bringing carbon capture to greenhouse horticulture in Austria. In 2025, we are installing a Galloxol® CO₂ capture system at Merschl Gartenbau GmbH in Vienna. This is our first project in the country, and the latest addition to a growing European reference base. Once

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