EMEA > Norway’s flagship CCS project reaches second phase with increased storage capacity

Norway’s flagship CCS project reaches second phase with increased storage capacity

Published 15:08 on March 27, 2025  /  Last updated at 09:03 on March 28, 2025  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, Voluntary

Norway's flagship carbon capture and storage project, Northern Lights, has reached its second phase, with the announcement of higher storage capacity and a commercial agreement with a Swedish utility to transport and store the CO2.
Norway's flagship carbon capture and storage project, Northern Lights, has reached its second phase, with the announcement of higher storage capacity and a commercial agreement with a Swedish utility to transport and store the CO2.


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