Evos, SEFE & Petrogas Plan CO₂ Transport & Storage Network

Three major European energy and logistics players—Evos, SEFE, and Petrogas—are jointly developing an integrated logistics chain designed to manage the transport and storage of carbon dioxide (CO₂). This initiative represents a strategic investment in the emerging carbon capture and storage (CCS) supply chain, a critical enabler for meeting European climate targets and decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries. This development reflects growing recognition that effective decarbonization requires not just capture technology, but also reliable, scalable infrastructure for moving and storing CO₂.

The collaboration signals confidence in the business case for carbon logistics and suggests these firms expect increasing demand from industrial clients seeking to reduce emissions. Supply chain professionals should recognize this as a structural shift in logistics networks—CO₂ transport will likely become a distinct, specialized segment requiring dedicated equipment, safety protocols, and route planning. For supply chain leaders, this development has immediate implications: carbon logistics will create new service requirements, geographies, and operational constraints.

Organizations with carbon-intensive operations should begin assessing how CO₂ transport costs and availability will factor into their decarbonization strategies and supply chain redesigns.