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Could Greensand be the first CO2 storage facility in the EU?

Greensand could be the first CO 2 storage facility in operation in the EU, supporting Denmark and the EU's climate objectives. Read more about the Greensand project. Harbour also has an interest in the cost-advantaged, onshore Greenstore CCS project in Denmark, which is being progressed through the appraisal work programme.

Can Greensand store CO2 in Denmark?

Construction begins on Greensand's CO₂ transit terminal at Port Esbjerg. The first gateway for Carbon storage in the EU Öresundskraft Kraft & Värme AB and INEOS on behalf of Project Greensand have signed an agreement to investigate the opportunity to store up to 210,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually from Sweden in Denmark.

Where is project Greensand preparing for CO2 storage?

The transport ship Aurora Storm is currently on its way to the Nini West-field in the North Sea, where Project Greensand is now preparing for the final phase before storage of CO₂ in the North Sea begins. Project Greensand er ved at tage de sidste skridt, inden den første lagring af CO₂ i Nordsøens undergrund indledes.

How much CO2 will Viking store in 2035?

Viking aims to transport and store up to 15 mtpa of CO 2 by 2035. Its gross storage resource increased to 417 million tonnes (2023: 300 million tonnes) as at year end 2024. This follows the addition of the storage resources of two new CCS licences in Viking's vicinity awarded in 2023.