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Credits: Northern Lights Norway’s Northern Lights carbon storage project has issued its first certificates confirming the permanent offshore storage of CO2. The certificates verify that CO2 captured at Heidelberg Materials’ Brevik cement plant has been received, transported and injected into the Aurora reservoir beneath the North Sea.  They are intended to provide customers with documented proof of storage and form part of the project’s digital measurement and reporting frame

Investments of 4 billion euros in carbon capture and storage projects are being launched in the near future, with the completion of the institutional framework and the approval of financing for the projects from European and national funds. Investments of 4 billion euros in carbon dioxide capture and storage projects by industries that do not have the technological ability to reduce their emissions are being launched in the near future, with the completion of the institutiona

Courtesy of Porthos During PCI Energy Days, organized by the European Commission last year to highlight projects of common interest (PCIs) for the energy infrastructure story, multiple CO2 projects from the Netherlands inked grant agreements under the CEF Energy, with the aim of building a cross-border CO2 transport and storage network for Northwest Europe. These projects have the potential to transport up to 35 million tonnes of CO₂ per year from industrial emitters to perm