Category: CCUS

United Kingdom – The Hewett depleted gas field in the North Sea is the target of a Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project proposed by Eni UK, which aims to decarbonize the Bacton and Thames Estuary region.

United States – A team of University of Illinois Chicago researchers has identified a method to transform 100% of carbon dioxide extracted from industrial exhaust into ethylene, a critical building element for plastic manufacturing.

Thyssenkrupp has established the framework for more than two billion euros in investments to enter the green revolution.

Airbus and a consortium of airlines and airline groups are working together on a new carbon capture initiative, with the objective of delivering secure, verifiable carbon removal credits as part of aviation’s obligation to offset some of its future emissions.

Denmark – Welltec has undertaken rigorous testing to determine the best materials for Project Greensand, an initiative to store CO2 deep beneath the North Sea.

Norway/Germany – Equinor and Wintershall Dea have agreed to create a CCS value chain connecting European CO2 emitters to Norwegian offshore storage installations.

The Netherlands/Norway – The first commercial deal on cross-border CO2 transportation and storage in the world has been signed by Yara and Northern Lights, a JV owned by Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies.

Denmark and the Netherlands want to cooperate in the field of CCUS, the capture, use and storage of CO2 (CCUS). The Danish government announced this recently.