SLB OneSubsea Technology For Northern Lights CO2 Transport And Storage
In May 2025, Northern Lights received confirmation that all the required permits are in place to start injecting and storing CO 2 in the Aurora CCS license in the North Sea.
In May 2025, Northern Lights received confirmation that all the required permits are in place to start injecting and storing CO 2 in the Aurora CCS license in the North Sea.
You know how people say solar and wind power are too unpredictable? Well, Oslo''s new 150-meter deep storage shafts might''ve just cracked the code. As of March 2025,
In April 2023, Hafslund Celsio decided to pause the implementation of CO 2 capture at the waste-to-energy
Located in Norway, Northern Lights is the world''s first CO2 transport and storage project open to industry, owned equally by TotalEnergies, Equinor and Shell. Operational
Norway-based carbon capture, transport, and storage (CCS) initiative Northern Lights has announced that it will start its first CO2
Norway on Tuesday launched a flagship carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, a technology seen as crucial to curbing climate change but struggling to find a viable
The Northern Lights CO 2 transport and storage facility, in Øygarden, near Bergen, Norway, was officially opened on 26 September. It is a joint venture between Equinor, Shell
The Northern Lights carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Norway has stored its first volumes of CO2 offshore.
The project is said to reflect the Norwegian government''s ambition to develop a full-scale CCS value chain in Norway,
The Northern Lights carbon capture and storage infrastructure in Øygarden outside of Bergen, Norway. Equinor, Shell, and
Norway has opened the gateway to a massive undersea vault for carbon dioxide, marking a significant step towards launching what its
Phase one operations are planned for this summer, with CO 2 from Heidelberg Materials'' cement factory in Brevik expected to arrive at
BERGEN, June 25, 2025 – SLB OneSubsea has been awarded an EPC contract by Equinor for a subsea CO2 injection system for phase two of the Northern Lights project offshore Norway,
Scatec has extensive experience in energy storage solutions, highlighted by their involvement in one of the world''s largest hybrid solar and battery projects in South Africa and their recent
Norway has launched the world''s largest full-scale operation of industrial carbon capture and storage, ploughing billions of dollars of
In August 2025, the first CO₂ volumes were injected and successfully stored in the reservoir. The world''s first third party CO 2 transport and storage facility is now in operation, contributing to
Norway-based carbon capture, transport, and storage (CCS) initiative Northern Lights has announced that it will start its first CO2 storage operations in early 2025.
In August 2025, the first CO₂ volumes were injected and successfully stored in the reservoir. The world''s first third party CO 2 transport and storage facility is now in operation, contributing to
In May 2025, Northern Lights received confirmation that all the required permits are in place to start injecting and storing CO 2 in the
Norwegian researchers have demonstrated an ingenious underwater energy storage system that uses the immense pressure of the
The first commercial carbon storage facility has been inaugurated off Norway''s coast, but is storing CO2 deep under the seabed really the answer?
Tanks that hold thousands of tons of liquid carbon dioxide extracted from the exhaust produced by a cement plant in Oygarden, near the port city of Bergen, Norway, June
The Northern Lights CO 2 transport and storage facility, in Øygarden, near Bergen, Norway, was officially opened on 26 September.
Over 130MW to independently power US data center Bergen, Norway – June 4, 2025. Bergen Engines has secured an order
The project is said to reflect the Norwegian government''s ambition to develop a full-scale CCS value chain in Norway, demonstrating the potential of this decarbonization
The world''s first cross-border commercial carbon transport and storage facility has been commissioned, with first liquefied CO2 set to be transported by ship in 2025 Backed by a
The full-scale project includes capturing CO 2 from industrial sources and shipping liquid CO 2 to the terminal in Øygarden, near Bergen, Norway. From there, the liquified CO 2
Norwegian researchers have demonstrated an ingenious underwater energy storage system that uses the immense pressure of the deep sea to deliver electricity on demand. This
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