Halten CO2 value chain: Technically feasible, but not commercially viable

June 29, 2007

On the 8th March 2006, Statoil and Shell announced that they would conduct a joint feasibility study on power production and carbon dioxide (CO2) management in Mid-Norway.

Navigator Gas, Bumi Armada, Uniper partner on export of CO2 emissions
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Business Developments & Projects
Posted: 2 days ago
Baltic region’s CO2 value chain project granted PCI status
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Carbon Capture Usage & Storage
Posted: 2 months ago
Study: Stockholm Norvik Port could become central CCS node
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Carbon Capture Usage & Storage
Posted: 2 months ago
Norway-France collab to develop CO2 transport infrastructure
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Carbon Capture Usage & Storage
Posted: about 1 month ago
HMM all set to test onboard carbon capture system on a 2,200 TEU boxship
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Carbon Capture Usage & Storage
Posted: 23 days ago
DNV: Commercial uptake of OCC relies on industry collaboration
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Business Developments & Projects
Posted: about 1 month ago
NYK, JC and KNCC to explore CO2 liquefaction and storage processes using CTC
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Collaboration
Posted: 4 months ago
Chevron, JX eye Japan-Australia CCS value chain
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Carbon Capture Usage & Storage
Posted: 4 months ago

Halten CO2 value chain: Technically feasible, but not commercially viable

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