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CO2

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on CO2.

  1. THE water of the Danish North Sea strikes Ineos Energy’s Siri platform, where its empty oil reservoir beneath will be injected with liquefied carbon dioxide.

    Denmark burying CO2

    Denmark’s Greensand project will store imported CO2 under the North Sea seabed, using carbon capture and storage to reduce industrial emissions and combat…

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  2. Telltale smell

    Telltale smell

    Efforts to combat climate change include Norway’s Northern Lights carbon capture and storage project, while Japanese scientists discover how CO2 enhances…

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  3. (FILES) A photo taken on 21 June 2021 in Oygarden near Bergen, Norway, shows cranes and vehicles at a construction site at the start of construction work for a terminal that will collect liquefied carbon dioxide CO2, which will arrive by ship from industrial facilities in Europe and will run through a pipeline into geological formations deep beneath the sea bed so that it doesn't contribute to global warming. On the icy shores of the North Sea, a "graveyard" is raising the hopes of climate experts: soon, the site will house a -- small -- portion of the CO2 emitted by European industry, preventing it from ending up in the atmosphere.

    Norway launches first carbon storage project

    Norway has launched its first carbon capture and storage project, Northern Lights, injecting CO₂ beneath the North Sea. Supporters hail it as a climate…

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