Carbon dioxide project Norne and Port of Aalborg, both in Denmark, are to develop a CO2 hub which aims to handle 15 million tonnes a year.
The hub has received the go-ahead after securing an EU Connecting Europe facility grant.
The financing will co-fund the development of a new quay to support the Norne CO2 reception facilities serving multiple Danish onshore and near-shore CO2 storage facilities, as well as the use of CO2 in industrial applications and decarbonised fuels.
The Norne Carbon Storage Hub, a Fidelis New Energy company, was unveiled four years ago. It will receive and store CO2 from Danish and European customers.
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