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The industry players in the Longship project provide regular updates on the progress of their work. Here, you'll find the latest project status this fall, along with some developments in carbon capture and storage (CCS).

Today marks the opening of the Northern Lights facility in Øygarden, ready to receive CO₂ from emission sources both nationally and internationally.

The residents of Brevik are accustomed to having the cement factory as their closest neighbour. As the carbon capture facility is now being constructed and gradually completed, Heidelberg Materials maintains close dialogue with the neighbour’s and...

Brevik CCS in Norway is part of the Longship project, which aims to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions from cement production. A crucial component at Brevik CCS is a custom-designed simulator.

What is the status of Norway's largest industrial climate project, featuring technology described by the UN as one of the world's most crucial for the climate?

The Brevik CCS construction project, led by Heidelberg Materials, is in its third year. Throughout 2023, the project has faced significant challenges and achieved critical milestones.

Part of the mandate for the Longship actors Heidelberg Materials, Celsio Oslo Varme, and Northern Lights is to contribute to increased experience and awareness towards CO₂ management. Experiences are communicated appropriately through r...

Harald Anvik leads a dedicated team at Gassnova responsible for the follow-up of Longship. On behalf of the Ministry of Energy, the team oversees the state's interests in the CCS project.

The Longship project is advancing and scheduled to be operational next year. As the first value chain in Europe, capturing, transporting and storing CO₂ for climate purposes. This will be a huge milestone in combating climate change.