Category: CCS
Is it time to awake Fizzy?
“Industrial CO2 shortage is causing disruption in UK food industry.” Who expected this headlines like these? It seems very counterintuitive, but it is [...]
A North Sea CCS market in the making
In a press release issued yesterday, Shell NL, TotalEnergies, EBN and Gasunie have agreed on a collaboration to realise another CO2 capture, transport [...]
Danish CO2 storage consortium aims high
This week, Wintershall Dea announced that it expects to start a pilot project injecting CO2 into a depleted oil field in the Danish sector by the end [...]
Nautilus Carbon Services and Horisont Energi sign framework agreement
Nautilus Carbon services - a recently established privately-owned pure-play carbon storage company based on Trondheim, Norway - has signed a framework [...]
Will CCS ever happen in the UK?
There are quite a few Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) sites on a global basis. Why has it not happened in the UK yet?
The map below shows the oper [...]
Mapping thief sands, for CCS purposes
From CO2 storage licences to research on seal integrity risk, carbon capture and storage is featuring in the news this week. [...]
Norwegian Government decides on funding for CO2 transport and storage project
The Northern Lights project is the transport and storage component of Longship, the Norwegian Government’s full-scale carbon capture and storage proje [...]
How to justify not to drill a well when no well has been drilled before?
The offshore of Belgium is small. It’s the smallest offshore area of all countries surrounding the North Sea. Yet, not a single deep well has been dri [...]
The North Sea offers great potential to feature in the energy transition, but urgency is needed
Dutch research programme looks at how to smartly link the various energy functions in the North Sea to arrive at a climate-neutral energy system. [...]
Another Triassic reservoir on the radar for carbon storage in the UK?
The Oil and Gas Authority receives an application for the appraisal and storage of Carbon Dioxide in the Liverpool Bay area [...]