Norway''s Northern Lights Facility: World''s First Cross-Border CO2
The Northern Lights facility is a core part of Norway''s full-scale CCS project, Longship. It includes the capture of CO2 from industrial sites, the transport of liquefied CO2 by ship to Øygarden,
Bergen Energy Storage Power Station in Norway: Current Status and
The Bergen Energy Storage Power Station represents Norway''s next step in renewable leadership. As the project progresses, it underscores the growing global demand for smart storage solutions that
Norway''s Northern Lights CCS project starts operations with first CO2
The facility is part of Norway''s heavily subsidised Longship carbon capture and storage project aimed at commercialising CCS as a way to reduce CO2 emissions, especially for sectors that...
About the Longship project
Northern Lights is responsible for developing and operating CO 2 transport and storage facilities, open to third parties, as part of Longship, the Norwegian Government''s full-scale carbon capture and storage
The Northern Lights project
Northern Lights is the world''s first cross-border CO 2 transport and storage facility. In August 2025, the first CO 2 volumes were injected and successfully stored in the reservoir. Carbon
Northern Lights: a CO2 transport and storage project to reduce
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 since 2024, the
The Northern Lights Carbon Capture and Storage facilities in Bergen
In Canada, the federal government is offering a tax credit to support carbon capture and storage projects, projected to cost taxpayers up to $5.7 billion until 2028. The U.S. and Europe also...
Equinor''s Northern Lights CO2 Transport, Storage Facility Opens in
The Norwegian Minister of Energy officially opened the Northern Lights CO 2 transport and storage facility in Øygarden, near Bergen, Norway. The Northern Lights facility is a joint venture
Norway unveils Norther Lights carbon capture and storage facilities
The Norwegian Minister of Energy officially opened the CO₂ transport and storage facility in Øygarden, near Bergen, on 26 September, after months of planning and building.
Norway''s $2.8 billion full-scale carbon capture transport and storage
The official opening ceremony of the CO2 transport and storage facility in Øygarden, near Bergen, was conducted by the Norwegian Minister of Energy on September 26, signaling the facility''s
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