Planning the world's largest CO₂ capture facility

Carbon Removal and Carbon Engineering have plans to establish CO₂ capture facilities in Norway and are considering the Energy Park as a relevant location.

In its press release, international Carbon Engineering states that there is a collaboration with Norwegian Carbon Removal with plans for the establishment of large-scale CO₂ capture facilities in Norway.

The companies consider the Energy Park to be an interesting and relevant location for the establishment of a facility that can capture between 500,000 and 1 million tonne of CO₂ annually.

Read the press release here: New partnership to deploy large-scale Direct Air Capture in Norway

And read Teknisk Ukeblad's article about the possible establishment here: How the facility will be used for CO2 capture from the air

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Plans for establishing large scale energy production in the Energy Park

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Opening of ZEG H1 at CCB Energy Park

Opening of the world’s first production plant for clean hydrogen with integrated carbon capture at the Energy Park in Øygarden municipality, Norway.

Establishing a direct air capture plant

At the Energy Park, CO2 will be captured directly from the atmosphere with a new large scale direct air capture facility that will be established. Carbon Removal and CCB Energy have entered into an agreement to establish the plant that will capture half a million tons annually.

CCB Energy and Northern Lights: Collaboration on CO₂ management in Øygarden

CCB Energy Holding and Northern Lights JV will facilitate the development of a CO₂ value chain for local and regional industry in Øygarden, including handling and processing of CO₂ deliveries to the Northern Lights receiving terminal.

World news from CCB Energy and Vestland

H2 Production in the Energy Park will be the first producer of climate-neutral hydrogen from natural gas with CO₂ capture. The facility, which is now under construction, will be the world's first of its kind.

Work progress of the Energy Park

The construction work of the CO2 capture facility in the Energy Park is progressing rapidly. This will be the world's first facility for capturing CO2 from various sources of permanent sub-storage.

Planning the world's largest CO₂ capture facility

Carbon Removal and Carbon Engineering have plans to establish CO₂ capture facilities in Norway and are considering the Energy Park as a relevant location.

Launch of Vestlandsporteføljen 2021

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They capture CO₂ directly from the air in Iceland. Now they are considering establishment in the Energy Park.

The Swiss Climeworks considers the Energy Park as a potential location for the establishment of new and larger facilities that can capture CO₂ directly from the air.

The Minister of Petroleum and Energy believes in new jobs in Øygarden

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Norway's first hydrogen production plant

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Cornerstone laying in the Energy Park - where captured CO₂ will be stored

The Norwegian Prime Minister, Erna Solberg, visited the Energy Park to take part in the cornerstone laying ceremony of Northern Lights. The plant establishment for reception and storage of CO₂ plays an important role in the major Norwegian, climate investment, Longship.

A new industrial adventure taking place in Øygarden

TV2, a national TV channel, presents a news story about the upcoming establishment of a hydrogen factory in the Energy Park.

Norway's first industrial hydrogen plant with integrated CO2 capture

H2 Production AS, a subsidiary to CCB Energy Holding AS, has signed a contract with ZEG Power AS for the purchase of a hydrogen production plant. The plant will be the first of its kind, producing hydrogen based on natural gas with integrated CO2 capture.

Starting the first factory with new CO₂ capturing technology

ZEG Power has entered into an agreement with H2 Productions to establish the first Norwegian hydrogen factory with integrated CO₂ capture. The vision is that the hydrogen production will last as long as the Norwegian oil adventure.

Marking the beginning of a groundbreaking climate project in Øygarden

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Support for the implementation of the Longships CCS Project and Northern Lights

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Norway's largest climate project

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The Government is launching "Longship" for the capture and storage of CO2 in Norway

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CCB in transition

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77 million from Enova to provide for hydrogen and carbon capture

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Major investments in clean hydrogen production with carbon capture

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