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The report “Potential for Cost Reductions in the CCS Value Chain” from Gassnova is based on valuable dialogue with industry stakeholders, and insights gained from the development of the Longship project. The overall analysis highlights how the CCS…

One of the key objectives of the Longship project is to demonstrate that CO₂ can be handled safely and efficiently – from capture to permanent storage. To achieve this, precise measurement is essential. Not only as a technical requireme…

In 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.

Brevik CCS has reached a key milestone: 1,000 tonnes of CO₂ have now been captured at the cement plant.

Documenting Experience and Activity in CO₂ Transport and Storage.

Norway’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiative, Longship, is approaching full operational readiness, with major milestones achieved at both the Brevik CCS and Northern Lights facilities.

The Longship project marks a significant step in the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS), both in Norway and internationally. With a focus on technology development, cost reductions, and industrial growth, Longship serves as a demonstr…

Through the demonstration of a full-scale CCS value chain, Longship shows how CO₂ management technology can be implemented and scaled to address global climate challenges.

Longship is not merely a significant technological step for carbon capture and storage (CCS), it also establishes a foundation for forward-thinking economic development.