Brevik CCS shares lessons learned from industrial carbon captureHeidelberg Materials carried out 90 knowledge-sharing and benefits realisation activities in 2025. A new report highlights how experience from Brevik CCS is supporting the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS), in Norway and internationally.
CO2 transport and storage are critical to scaling up CCSAccess to CO2 transport and permanent storage is essential for scaling up carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Europe. The Knowledge Sharing 2026 report highlights shared infrastructure, flexible shipping solutions and CCS hubs as key enablers for developing new capture projects, and integrated CCS value chains.
GassnovaLongship receives international award for carbon managementThe project has been honoured with the Carbon Management Project Award, highlighting the importance of large-scale carbon management and international knowledge sharing.
Brevik CCS shares lessons from construction and commissioningHeidelberg Materials has documented key lessons from the final construction and commissioning phases of Brevik CCS in 2024 and 2025. The report provides valuable insights for the planning and execution of future carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects.
The entire CCS value chain must be considered as one systemExperience from Knowledge Sharing 2026 shows that costs and risks in CCS projects often arise at the interfaces between capture, transport and storage. For new projects to succeed, the entire value chain needs to be planned and developed as one integrated system.
Brevik CCS shares lessons from Start-up and OperationsHeidelberg Materials has published a new report from Brevik CCS. It summarizes experiences from the second half of 2025 and the first half of 2026. Focus is on start-up, operations and integration with the cement plant.
Potential for cost reductions in the CCS value chain (Free Download)The report is based on Gassnova´s extensive dialogue with industry stakeholders and experience from the development of the Longship project.