Tag: carbon storage

The Project Greensand consortium, consisting of INEOS Oil & Gas Denmark, Wintershall Dea and Maersk Drilling, has been issued a certification of feasibility by DNV GL for the storage of CO2 at the Nine West reservoir in the Danish North Dea.

Høglund Marine Solutions, in collaboration with HB Hunte Engineering, has developed a tank concept for LPG and CO2 transportation, based on existing, proven technology. This new system doubles current vessel cargo capacity to transport liquified CO2.

Equinor announced its ambition to become a net-zero energy company by 2050. The ambition includes emissions from production and final consumption of energy. 

Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) recently joined application to the EU funding for CO2 capture project on Amager Bakke, which can contribute to making Copenhagen CO2 neutral by 2025.

Stena Bulk, Swedish tanker shipping company, collaborated with Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI), energy group, in a feasibility study on carbon capture onboard ships while at sea.

During the UN Global Compact roundtable, Lloyd’s Register’s Director of Marine & Offshore, Nick Brown, told leaders from the maritime industry that land-based infrastructure is lagging behind the development of zero-carbon ships.

During the UN Global Compact roundtable, Lloyd’s Register’s Director of Marine & Offshore, Nick Brown, told leaders from the maritime industry that land-based infrastructure is lagging behind the development of zero-carbon ships.

Without a doubt Earth is at a critical point. With emissions rising year by year, the problem of climate change is getting worse. On the brightside? More innovative solutions are emerging. One of them seems very promising. Its name is: Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). While this method is not being used widespread today, it has the potential to be a great tool in achieving our climate goals.

Three international organizations specializing in technology research, testing, advisory services, and standardization collaborate to find new ways to accelerate the adoption of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technology in emissions-heavy industries. 

Port of Antwerp announced that two applications for EU funding to carry out studies for a liquid CO2 Export Terminal, a CO2 backbone within the Port of Antwerp and a CO2 cross border pipeline to connect to the Netherlands, were approved.