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The Energy Park is the world's first location with infrastructure for permanently CO2 storage underneath the seabed. Located at Hjeltefjorden outside Bergen, it offers a unique setting for etablishing climate-frendly industries with a strong focus on low carbon emissions.
The site provides short-distance solutions, including access to natural gas, LNG, water, and CO2 storage infrastructure. In addition, its strategic location near key transport and logistics hubs ensure efficient and localized distribution options.
The Energy Park is among the world's best locations for establishing green industries aiming to capture and store CO2 or to produce climate-friendly products with short-distance access to necessary resources. Resulting in an exeptionally low carbon footprint.
The Energy Park is the first location in the world to enable the entire value chain for carbon capture and storage (CCS) from start to finish.
The area includes important sources and companies that support the global climate goals through future sustainable business areas. With the world's first CO2 reception and storage facility at site, industrial players who capture CO2 will be able to dispose of this locally and achieve the lowest possible carbon footprint. The Energy Park is aslo regarded as Norway`s best suted site for large-scale production of hydrogen-based energy carriers form natural gas with integrated CO2 storage.
CCB Energy works to create synergy opportunities for industries in the Energy Park. The site can offer short-distance access to resources such as hydrogen, CO2, NG, LNG, surplus heat, oxygen and water.
The Energy Park is located in Øygarden, which is an industry-friendly municipality in Vestland county, a 45-minute drive from Bergen city center. It is situated by the main shipping lane with proximity to the traffic hub and industrial clusters at Ågotnes, Straume, Bergen and the surrounding region.
CCS-value chain in one location
The Energy Park is the world`s first site that enables carbon capture and storage (CCS) to take place in one singel location.
CO2 infrastructure for all
The infrastructure is being developed to ensure that all actors, both local and regional, can deliver CO2 for storage, regardless of volume or transport method.
Hydrogen based energy production
The Energy Park offers optimal conditions for blue solutions like hydrogen-based energy production with integrated CO2 capture and storage.
Abundant access to Natural gas and LNG
The Energy Park benefits from direct access to natural gas and LNG via on-site pipelines. Enabling large-scale production of hydrogen-based energy solutions.
Synergies and short-distance solutions
At The Energy Park, short-distance solutions and potential for synergies, reuse, and cross-industry resource utilization is high.
Industry friendly municipality
Øygarden Municipality is an industry-friendly region with a strong focus on sustainable industrial development and the creation of secure, future-oriented jobs.
Maritime corridor and transport hub
The Energy Park is strategically located along the Hjeltefjorden maritime corridor, with short-distance access to key transport hubs at Ågotnes and Bergen.
Green hub with a strong industrial network
The Energy Park has been designated as one of Vestland County`s green hubs. The industrial area i closely connected to industrial clusters and competence networks.
Appropiate distance from residential areas
The Energy Park is located at a sufficient distance from local residential areas. This provides long-term security for industrial development.
Aero Service Technology Norway together with Vetco Gray Scandinavia, specialize in testing and repairing gas turbines, type GE LM, for the oil and gas industry. The companies also sell parts, carry out service assignments and provide repairs of equipment to the turbines. Major repairs are carried out at a workshop in Italy.
BKK is a leading energy company and one of the country's largest distributors of electrical energy. The company is represented in the Energy Park with a deployed CHP plant established as a synergy of the local LNG production.
CCB Energy Management serves as the key interface with the market regarding the demand for products such as CO₂, hydrogen energy carriers, waste heat, and other relevant products and services in the Energiparken. The company also provides logistics services, property management, and distribution services within the Energiparken.
The primary purpose of CCB Energy Operation is to operate various facilities established in the Energiparken. This may include operations related to value chains within CO₂ and hydrogen energy carriers, as well as other relevant areas connected to activities in the Energiparken.
CCB Kollsnes is the landowner in the Energiparken. Øygarden Municipality is a co-owner of the company.
H2 Production is the company aiming to be the producer of hydrogen energy carriers in the Energiparken. Through agreements and collaborations with operations and sales companies, it is working to ensure an integrated value chain for hydrogen.
Molgas Norway is a leading Norwegian gas company engaged in the production, distribution, and sale of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and pipeline natural gas.Molgas is also active in the production and delivery of biogas. To offer gas customers an even greater share of renewable gas, the company is working to establish a value chain for hydrogen energy carriers.
Mowi runs production of cleansing fish at the Energy Park. Starting in 2009, the plant is the world's first, and to date also the world's largest commercial breeding of ballan wrasse. The ballan wrasse cohabits with salmon and grazes on its sea-lice. The plant uses excess hot water from the area.
Naturgassparken Vest is the landowner in the Energiparken. Øygarden Municipality is a co-owner of the company.
Northern Lights JV is the owner of Norway’s national CCS facility for the reception and storage of CO₂. The facility is a key component of Norway’s largest climate initiative to date, known as Project Longship. Northern Lights is a joint venture between Equinor, Shell, and Total.
ZEG Power is a technology company with patents in and ongoing development of hydrogen production from natural gas or biogas. The company is backed by investors including SLB, Nysnø, IFE, Sparx, AP Ventures, and Stratel.
Øygarden Municipality is the co-owner of the Energy Park. The municipality operates a warehouse established on the site, as well as a local fire station for the northern part of Øygarden.
