Norway: First CO2 storage in Northern Lights

TotalEnergies.com·Aug 25

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Norway's Northern Lights project has begun injecting captured carbon dioxide for storage, with the first CO2 coming from wastewater. This marks the start of operations for the facility, which is reportedly the world's first commercial carbon storage site. The project has received significant funding and is also expanding its carbon shipping capabilities.

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