Industry Type: Waste-to-energy
Runcorn Energy Recovery Facility
March 1, 2023Viridon intend to develop a CCS project at their Runcorn Energy-from-waste site. The project is one of 20 which has been shortlisted for phase-2 of the UK government’s CCUS funding and support process. The project alone will capture 900,000 tonnes of CO2 each year, 50% of which includes biogenic CO2, effectively removing 450,000 tonnes from […]
Suez Teesside
March 1, 2023SUEZ first announced plans to develop a commercial scale carbon capture plant at its Tees Valley facility at Teesside in November 2020 after signing a memorandum of understanding with bp. The project is one of 20 which has been shortlisted for phase-2 of the UK government CCUS cluster sequencing process.
Hafslund Oslo Celsio
March 1, 2023Norway’s largest waste-to-energy plant has secured funding that will enable capture and storage of 400 000 tonnes of CO2. Fortum Oslo Varme has chosen TechnipFMC as its main contractor and Shell as the supplier of the CO2 capture technology. CO2 will be separated at the incineration plant, liquefied and temporarily stored in tanks at Klemetsrud. This project […]
Northern Lights
March 1, 2023Northern Lights is responsible for developing and operating CO2 transport and storage facilities, open to third parties, as part of Longship, the Norwegian Government’s full-scale carbon capture and storage project. In addition to storing CO2 from the Longship projects, Northern lights have also signed a commercial agreement with Yara Sluiskil to store CO2 captured from […]
HyNet
March 1, 2023HyNet is an ambitious project in the Northwest of England which aims to provide the infrastructure for both low carbon hydrogen production and CCS. Various members of the consortium are involved in different aspects of the project such as hydrogen production (Essar, Vertex), hydrogen transportation (Cadent), hydrogen storage (Inovyn), CO2 transport and CO2 sequestration (ENI). […]
Aramis
March 1, 2023The Aramis project is a collaboration between Total Energies, Shell, EBN and Gasunie that aims to reduce the CO2 emissions of hard-to-abate industries in the Port of Rotterdam. It will do this by offering a decarbonisation solution for the industrial sectors by enabling the transport of CO₂ to depleted offshore gas fields under the North […]
C4 Copenhagen
March 1, 2023The C4 project aims to establish a CCS infrastructure in Copenhagen to capture around 3 million tonnes per annum, 15% of the Danish target for CO2 reduction by 2030. The Copenhagen metropolitan area is particularly suitable for establishing CCS facilities because there are a number of large energy companies in relatively close proximity to each […]
Net Zero Teesside (East Coast Cluster)
March 1, 2023Net Zero Teesside is a collection of industrial, power and hydrogen businesses which aim to decarbonise their operations through the deployment of carbon capture utilisation and storage. The companies that are planning to utilise this infrastructure and capture CO2 at their sites include NZT Power, BOC, CF Fertiliser, Kellas, bp, Suez and Whitetail, and are […]
Longship
March 1, 2023The Longship project reflects the Norwegian government’s ambition to develop a full-scale CCS value chain in Norway by 2024, demonstrating the potential of this decarbonisation approach to Europe and the world. The project will capture CO2 from Norcem’s Brevik cement factory and Fortum Oslo Varme’s waste-to-energy plant and ship it to industrial to an onshore […]