Global community dedicated carbon capture and storage
Once the CO2 is captured from the process, it needs to be safely transported to a storage. This is an important stage in the process and is executed with pipelines, truck and rail, and ships. Further investments in transportation infrastructure is required to enable global large-scale deployment. In this newssection you can find CCS Transport related news. If you wish to include your news or press releases, please submit it to us via our press submission page.
SBM Offshore and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. are partnering to offer CO2 capture solutions for floating production storage and offloading vessels as they are producing oil and gas from offshore reservoirs.
Northern Lights announces the award of a shipbuilding contract to Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. The contract covers the construction of Northern Lights’ third CO2 ship and will cater to existing and new customers.
Pilot and KNCC have entered into a MoU to collaborate on offering an integrated solution for marine transportation and offshore injection of CO2 at the Cliff Head CCS Project. Pilot’s Cliff Head CO2 storage project (‘Cliff Head CCS Project’) is an integral component of its Mid West Clean Energy project (‘MWCEP’).
Northern Lights JV and Ørsted announced the signing of a CO2 Transport and Services Agreement (TSA) to store 430,000 tonnes biogenic CO2 emissions per year from two power plants in Denmark.
Carbon Ridge secures $6 million investment from leading climate investors and maritime industry leaders Grantham Foundation, Crowley and Berge Bulk to support development of new onboard carbon capture technology to decarbonize the shipping industry.
ExxonMobil established its Low Carbon Solutions business to commercialise the company’s extensive lower-emission portfolio.
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