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CO2 projects from the Netherlands under the CEF Energy and the cross-border CO2 transport and storage network
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
Tseles John
8 hours ago2 min read


EU adopts first legislation towards the Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming (CRCF) regulation
The European Commission has taken the first concrete step towards operationalizing the Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming (CRCF) Regulation, adopting a piece of legislation that paves the way for future development. The Commission has adopted the Implementation Regulation, which sets clear roles, responsibilities, and rules around the certification of carbon removals and carbon farming units, underscoring the importance of transparency and credibility for these operations. I
Tseles John
6 days ago2 min read


Capacity Allocation debate for Prinos
Prinos Installation in Kavala - Greece The market favors a "formula" similar to current European practice for the way capacity is allocated in the underground CO2 storage facility in Prinos, rejecting the proposal of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, as reflected in the bill under consultation , with one part being allocated regulatoryly and the rest through a tender based on price. The above results from the meeting held on Friday at the Ministry of Environment
Tseles John
Nov 234 min read


ECOLOG and DESFA have secured funding of 169.3 million euros for the project APOLLOCO2 in Greece
source: ECOLOG LinkedIn The APOLLOCO2 project in Greece, initiated and led by ECOLOG and DESFA has secured a grant of 169.3 million Euro from the #EU Innovation Fund. This critical funding will enable the construction of a Floating Liquefaction and Storage Unit with a liquefaction capacity of 3mtpa expandable to 5mtpa. The facility will also benefit from cold energy produced via heat exchangers for the liquefaction of CO2, due to its co-location with the neighbouring LNG
Tseles John
Nov 41 min read


HD KSOE has reported full-scale trials in low-pressure CO2 carriers
A full-scale testbed at HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (HD KSOE) underpins the company’s push into low-pressure (LP) liquefied CO2 carriers, with trials that demonstrated cargo handling, reliquefaction and emergency operations on representative equipment and procedures. The engineering centred on operating at LP conditions that allowed bi-lobe Type C tanks and higher volumetric efficiency. Structural integrity was addressed using an engineering critical assessme
Tseles John
Nov 41 min read


Wood Mackenzie warns-EU Carbon Storage Targets face major shortfall
Independent analysis reveals regulatory and economic barriers could leave the EU 40% below 2030 underground carbon storage targets. The European Union’s ambitious carbon storage targets under the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) are unlikely to be met, according to new research from Wood Mackenzie. The study, commissioned by ExxonMobil , OMV Petrom , Shell , and TotalEnergies , but conducted independently, finds that Europe’s available CO2 injection capacity by 2030 will reach o
Tseles John
Nov 22 min read


CCUS 2025: Collaboration over competition defines UK’s Carbon Capture push
Image source: CCSA At the CCUS 2025 Conference held in London lastweek, the future of carbon capture and storage didn’t sound just like a tale of pipes and permits—it sounded like a movement. Engineers, bankers, and policymakers gathered to share a rare kind of optimism about how the UK and Europe might still reach their net-zero goals. Funding is complex, politics uncertain, but one message rang out: no one can do this alone. A Startup Mindset for Heavy Industry When Phil H
Tseles John
Oct 213 min read


Petrobras approves saline reservoir carbon capture and storage pilot
source: Petrobras Brazil’s national oil major has launched a project to capture and store 100,000 tonnes of CO2 per annum in a saline...
Tseles John
Sep 301 min read


The bill on carbon capture and storage is back with 3 key changes
Prinos offshore facility The greek government is eyeing the Recovery Fund deadlines and in the face of the existing risk of derailing the...
Tseles John
Sep 284 min read


OCCS – a promising interim solution to cut emissions from shipping
World's first OCCS on board at Clipper Ellis. Source: Solvang Emerging as a potential technology to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG)...
Tseles John
Sep 232 min read


ClassNK Certifies large LCO2 carrier from Chinese Shipbuilders
Credit: ClassNK ClassNK has issued (12 Sep 2025) an Approval in Principle (AiP) for large (liquefied) LCO2 carrier developed by by Dalian...
Tseles John
Sep 151 min read


Yinson Production charting Carbon Capture Course with Norwegian firm
FPSO Agogo; Source: Yinson Production Malaysia’s Yinson Production, a subsidiary of Yinson, has strengthened its carbon capture ambitions...
Tseles John
Sep 112 min read


GCMD has published its report on Project CAPTURED - On board carbon capture
source: GCMD report The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) has published its report on Project CAPTURED, which...
Tseles John
Sep 113 min read


Third and fourth LNG-fueled LCO2 carriers of Northern Lights are launched
source: Northern Lights JV (LinkedIn). As revealed by Northern Lights in a social media post , the two new ships that were launched from...
Tseles John
Aug 212 min read


Yinson, K Line and Provaris plan advances in CO2 shipping
source: Yinson Partners plan floating storage and injection unit and CO2 carriers for Europe, with demand driven by EU mandates and...
Tseles John
Aug 192 min read


The €150 million subsidy for Prinos CO2 is “unlocked”
sourge: energeanpress.gr Prinos CO2 received the "green light" for the granting of investment aid with the first amounts of 21.45 million...
Tseles John
Aug 92 min read


EverLoNG CCS trials show real promise for LNG-fuelled shipping
Sleipnir hosted the second EverLoNG SBCC campaign, including CO2 liquefaction and storage integration. (source: Heerema Marine) Results...
Tseles John
Jul 303 min read


Carbon Ridge and Scorpio Tankers deploy first onboard carbon capture system
Carbon Ridges “Lone Ranger” OCCS system installed onboard STI SPIGA. Credit: Carbon Ridge/Business Wire. Carbon Ridge, in collaboration...
Tseles John
Jul 302 min read


Seabound Launches World-First Onboard Marine Carbon Capture Project with Hartmann, InterMaritime, and Heidelberg Materials
Seabound is deploying its compact marine carbon capture system aboard the UBC Cork (pictured), a 5,700 GT cement carrier owned by...
Tseles John
Jul 165 min read


Heidelberg sells out of net-zero cement from Brevik plant, CEO says
source: Nortern Lights Germany's Heidelberg Materials ( HEIG.DE ), has pre-sold all the cement it will produce this year from a Norwegian...
Tseles John
Jul 152 min read
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