Germany Federal Cabinet approval for a draft bill amending its CO2 Storage Act is a key element in facilitating exports, according to Provaris Energy.
The company is actively involved in both hydrogen and CO2 storage and transport projects, with a focus on supplying hydrogen to Germany.
Reacting to the latest policy developments, it said, “Germany is clearly committing to the industrial use and storage of CO2, especially for emissions that are difficult to avoid in sectors such as cement, lime and waste incineration.
“Since CO2 pipelines and storage capacity have not yet been established in Germany, the law initially facilitates export – and Norway is ready.”
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