CCS Norway - Sharing knowledge from the Norwegian CCS project Longship

The Longship chain starts up in summer 2025

CCS Norway

CCS Norway is developed by Gassnova to share knowledge about the Longship CCS project with industries, governments and others.

Search for documents and reports from Longship

In the Longship project, numerous reports have been prepared by both Gassnova and external partners. These reports are accessible to everyone.

In our database, you can search as far back as 2012, and also see updates adding new publications. Conduct your searches on this page.

Progress of Longship

Construction of Northern Lights’ CO₂ transport and storage infrastructure and Heidelberg Materials’ capture facility in Brevik is progressing.

As of now, the Brevik CCS is 95.1 percent complete, while Northern Lights’ storage facility is 99.1 percent complete.

95.1 %completed Heidelberg Materials

Heidelberg Materials Brevik may become the world’s first cement factory equipped with a CO₂ capture plant.

99.1 %completed Northern Lights

Equinor, Shell and TotalEnergies form the transport and storage consortium of Northern Lights. They plan to develop an open access infrastructure for CO₂ transport and storage.

Celsio

Hafslund Celsio plans to capture CO₂ from their waste-to-energy plant in Oslo.

News

One of Norway’s Most Important Industrial Climate InitiativesGassnova

Jente med langt hår står og ser på et langskip med nordlyset i taket over. Foto/illustrasjon.

Gassnova: Future CCS Projects Could Be Less Expensive

Illustrasjon av tegnene CO2 som det ryker av. Grafisk illustrasjon.

Accurate CO₂ Measurements is Essential for Longship

FEED Reports from Hafslund Celsio and the Grant Agreement Are Available

GassnovaOne of Norway’s Most Important Industrial Climate InitiativesOn Tuesday 17 June 2025, the largest climate initiative in the nation’s industrial history was inaugurated. Longship is Norway’s full-scale venture into the capture, transport, and storage of CO_₂ (CCS).

Gassnova: Future CCS Projects Could Be Less ExpensiveTomorrow marks the launch of the largest climate initiative in Norwegian industrial history. Minister of Energy Terje Aasland will officially open the Longship CCS project at the Oslo Opera House. Lessons learned from Longship show that significant cost savings are possible in future carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects.

Accurate CO₂ Measurements is Essential for LongshipGassnova SF was established in 2005 to strengthen and coordinate Norway’s efforts in CCS. The state enterprise has played a central role in developing Longship, which was officially inaugurated on Tuesday, June 17.

FEED Reports from Hafslund Celsio and the Grant Agreement Are AvailableIn the Hafslund Celsio project, the FEED phase (Front-End Engineering and Design) plays a crucial role in planning of the carbon capture facility at the waste-to-energy plant in Oslo.

Fullskala

95.1 %completed Heidelberg Materials

99.1 %completed Northern Lights

Celsio

News