CCUS Workshop

Captured CO2 may either be utilized in industrial processes or stored permanently. Norway is hosting the first large scale CCS value chain project through Northern Lights. This is however not set up to capture the coming and required flow of CO2 captured by small and medium volume of emitters.

The FIRST MILE – i.e. handling of CO₂ from the emitter to storage, requires flexibility and scalable solutions.  ACUS has been working together with partners, UMOE Composite and ASCO over the last years focusing on these challenges.

Workshop Program Outline:

09.00 ACUS – Who are we? Thomas Jørpeland, CEO, ACUS AS

09.30 Current CCS storage offers Offshore Norway, On- and Offshore Denmark

• Norwegian offshore CO₂ storage concept – Eva Halland, an independent Consultant and international CCS storage expert, main author of the CO₂ Atlas from the Norwegian Continental Shelf Directorate.
• The Danish CCS approach

10.00 The first mile CCS logistics solutions by ACUS – UMO Composite – ASCO logistics:

• Potential – capacity and flexibility: For who can this be the First Solution for the First Mile? Small and Mid-size emitters?
• Yngve Kloster, ACUS AS
• Øyvind Hamre, UMO Advance Composite AS
• Hans Petter Sønju, ASCO Norge AS

10.30 Break

10.45 Norwegian examples defining the needs of small to medium emitters and for multimodal logistics solutions. Case presentations from emitters wishing for a solution 

11.00 Eramet, Kåre Bjarte Bjelland.

11.15 Simon Møkster Shipping,  Magnus Møkster.

11.30 Lyse Biogas,  Esben Tonning Otterlei.

11.45 A possible regional solution the CCS Rogaland concept

The CCS Rogaland concept presented by Audun Aspelund from Forus Energigjenvinning and Karoline Sjøen, Haugaland Næringspark,  CCS Haugalandet

12.15 Dialogue and a light lunch.

This event is free of charge, and part of  CCUS Conference Norway.

Enroll, click HERE

For more information, please contact Inger Tone Ødegård.

CCUS Conference Norway is organized by: