Norway’s decision to proceed with a FEED study for a full-scale demonstration carbon-capture-and-storage (CCS) project could boost the prospects of the embattled technology, which has struggled to achieve the scale needed to make a meaningful contribution to decarbonisation in Europe.
On Tuesday, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy presented its assessment of the CCS projects proposed in Norway. The country has been studying the potential of CCS for years, but the results so far have been mixed.
In late 2017, cement manufacturer Norcem, fertiliser producer Yara...
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