Carbon capture and storage

Climate

According to the UN Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Danish Climate Council, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a key tool for mitigating climate change. This is recognized in the Danish policy efforts to meet the national climate targets, as it can help reduce emissions that are otherwise difficult to reduce. In addition, analysis from GEUS show, at the Danish subsoil is particularly suitable for storing CO2.

CCS Policy developments in Denmark

Since 2020, a broad majority in the Danish parliament has reached several political agreements on CCS, establishing a robust political framework for a Danish CCS strategy. The key element of the strategy is the focus on establishing a market for the full CCS value-chain, while recognizing the need for kick-starting it through support schemes. Moreover, the involvement of various stakeholders such as industry, regions, municipalities and citizens is a vital element, ensuring a transparent and inclusive implementation. Political agreements, tenders, licenses, environmental analysis, and other relevant information are publicly available.

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