CITERGAZ - CALDEIRARIA E MANUTENÇÃO, S.A.
- Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage
- CO₂ Compression Systems
- Liquid Hydrogen Storage
- Pressure Technologies
- Storage solutions
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Citergaz, Caldeiraria e Manutenção, S.A., was founded 35 years ago, originating from the company A. Silva Matos – Indústria Metalúrgica Lda., headquartered in Sever do Vouga, Portugal.
It was established with a very clear purpose 35 years ago: to become a global benchmark in engineering development, technical design, project development, full-scale manufacturing, and certification of technical solutions for the oil industry, pressurised reservoirs for various purposes, as well as solutions for water treatment, energy, and mobility.
In 2023, WAM Investments acquired Citergaz’s capital, initiating a strategic restructuring of the company, aimed at markets and products with higher added value, while retaining internal know-how within the organisation.
Today, 35 years of experience and market success allow Citergaz to present itself as a company guided by the following principles:
Centred on human and societal values - Promotion of sustainability, with the focus on working and contributing daily towards a greener and more ecological future.
Comprehensive range of high value-added solutions - For the energy, water, and environmental sectors, with our product range standing out for its strong sustainability ethos.
Full control of the entire process - From engineering to production, certification, audits, and testing, with direct shipment to the client, the company ensures total control of the entire process, thus guaranteeing quality and traceability at every stage.
Address
ZOMA IND ARRUAMENTO E, LOTE 9 18Arruamento E, Lote 9
ALBERGARIA-A-VELHA
AVEIRO
3850-184
Portugal
Website
http://citergaz.com-
Storage solutions for oxygen, nitrogen, and compressed air. -
Development and manufacturing of hydrogen and ammonia storage tanks -
Design and manufacturing of storage tanks for renewable and industrial gases, including biogas, biomethane, and captured CO₂