Using oil and gas know-how to develop CO2 capture and storage project amid push for lower emissions
Using their decades of experience in the oil and gas sector, three majors are moving forward with a project which will enable the transport of carbon dioxide captured from industrial sites in Norway and its storage in a reservoir below the seabed in the North Sea.
This landmark project is part of a global push for reducing carbon emissions, which is crucial in an effort to fight climate change.
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