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14-17 April, global stakeholders will gather in Sandefjord to share experiences from Longship – Europe’s first operational full-scale CCS value chain. The summit also covers a wide range of topics within CDR and CCS.

Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM)’s owners have signed a new agreement securing the facility’s continued operation until 31 December 2027. This enables TCM to continue operating as an independent and neutral test centre for carbon capture technolog…

The very first CO₂ volumes from the Longship project have now been injected into the Aurora reservoir, 2600 meters beneath the seabed in the North Sea.

On Tuesday 17 June 2025, the largest climate initiative in the nation’s industrial history was inaugurated. Longship is Norway’s full-scale venture into the capture, transport, and storage of CO₂ (CCS).

Thomas Skadal (54) has been appointed as the new CEO of Gassnova SF.

Morten Henriksen has resigned as CEO of Gassnova.

On Monday, April 15th, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) concerning the cross-border transport of CO₂ for storage.

The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries (NFD) has initiated a project to promote green growth and sustainable development, known as Green Project Classification and Green Reporting.

The SHAPE project will improve data processing and uncertainties characterisation. This will shed light on important aspects of CO₂ injection and storage.

In the face of Germany’s ambitious goal to become carbon neutral by 2045, the country faces challenges. CCS and CCU will be key solutions, in accordance with the German government’s proposal for a CO₂ management strategy.

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a systematic approach to documenting environmental and resource impacts throughout the life of a product or service.

The European Commission ‘s strategy to capture, store and use CO₂ and meet the 2040 targets in a sustainable way requires action from European industry.

Many products in today’s market are manufactured through industrial processes. That release substantial amounts of CO₂. Hence it is imperative for the industry to find cost-effective solutions to avoid CO₂ being released into…

CLIMIT support paves the way for Norwegian project collaboration on CO₂ management in Europe.

An updated cost estimate from Hafslund Oslo Celsio shows that the carbon capture project at its Klemetsrud site will exceed the maximum budget stipulated in its government funding agreement. Celsio is now seeking to place the project on hold and …