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The Rise of CCS in Denmark

5th April 2022

With ambitious climate targets combined and significant CO₂ storage potential, Denmark is steadily pursuing CCS as part of its climate change mitigation plans. In December 2021, the Danish government and several political parties reached an agreement to provide EUR 2.2bn (DKK 16bn) for the development of carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) projects, following an earlier government announcement to fund two CO₂ storage initiatives to the tune of $41 million. As supportive policy development gets matched with funding, industry players in the country are beginning to approach CCS as both a business strategy and an emissions mitigation effort. Watch the Institute's webinar on the future of CCS in Denmark, with experts in the field.

Speakers:

• • Thor Iversen – Government of Denmark - Head of Division, Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities
  • Dr. Philip Fosbøl – Technical University of Denmark - Associate Professor
  • Jacob H. Simonsen – Managing Director at ARC and Founding Member of C4 Copenhagen
  • Søren Reinhold Poulsen – Director, Project Greensand, INEOS

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