CO2 has been our world ...

... for more than 120 years. When Rudolf Ehrenfried Buse started the production of mineral water and the recovery of carbon dioxide in Gerolstein in 1883, the BUSE group also began to develop into an integrated specialist in all aspects of this gas started. Today, we are acknowledged around the world as being a specialist in the design and construction of CO2 plants and accompanying equipment, and we provide a wide range of services to CO2 producers and users of technical gases.

For many years, BUSE has been making a name for itself by way of its internationally acknowledged strength in the market for CO2 and other technical gases by interconnecting its three core areas of expertise:

BUSE build and install complete CO2 plants all over the world. Whether they are production plants or recovery plants, standardized or customized plants - the BUSE service spectrum ranges from engineering, construction, assembly and commissioning to plant documentation and the on-site training of operating personnel. In particular, when it is all a question of coping with difficult raw gas compositions, the engineers at BUSE are just the people you are looking for.

For some years, BUSE has been breaking new ground in the field of dry ice engineering. In addition to the re-design of our plants for the production of dry ice (pellets, blocks and discs), BUSE has developed equipment for dry ice blasting, thereby establishing itself on the market within no time at all.

BUSE operates its own CO2 plants and therefore knows exactly what is the most important aspect when constructing such plants: reliability!In Romania and Macedonia, BUSE companies obtain carbon dioxide from natural and industrial sources, and market it to bottlers and industrial customers in selected countries in South-East Europe. BUSE always sees at first hand how CO2 makes its way into an important end product. As a leading shareholder of GEROLSTEINER MINERALBRUNNEN, BUSE has had a close relationship with carbon dioxide in its purest form for generations.