CCUS Market Visit to Bergen & Øygarden

Are you a Danish company in the green tech sector, or transitioning to clean energy solutions? This is your opportunity to explore one of the world’s most ambitious carbon capture and storage (CCUS) markets. Norway is leading the way in clean energy, and this business delegation will connect you to key players in Norway's rapidly growing CCUS and renewable energy industries.

Together with Clean & Green Hub Denmark through CO2-Vision, we invite Danish companies to join us on this exciting 2.5-day visit to Bergen & Øygarden. You will have the chance to engage with influential Norwegian actors in the CCUS sector, from innovative start-ups to major industry leaders. This is an excellent opportunity to expand your network, explore business prospects, and gain valuable insights into the latest technological advancements.

Program ambitions contain:

We expect to visit the Nothern Lights Project and relevant stakeholders in the area. Here are the identified and potential site visits and meetings:

1. Northern Lights Project, Øygarden
2. Baker Hughes (Compact Carbon Capture): Global leader in advanced CC(U)S technology. They have a strong presence in the region.
3. Bergen Carbon Solutions: Focused on turning captured CO₂ into carbon nanofibers for commercial use. A showcase of innovative utilization.
4. NorDAC Kollsnes / Carbon Removal AS: Based in Øygarden, with ENOVA-supported initiatives in CO₂ removal and direct air capture.
5. Norse Pine – Climeworks Norway DAC: Another Øygarden-based player specializing in direct air capture, supported by ENOVA.
6. ZEG Power: Producing blue hydrogen with integrated carbon capture.
7. Equinor: Mongstad refinery: Focus on emission reduction and offshore CO₂ storage projects (e.g., Smeaheia and CO₂ Highway).
8. University of Bergen (UiB): Renowned research environment on CO₂ storage and reservoir management.
9. DNV: Expertise in advisory, certification, risk management, and standardization in CC(U)S.
10. BIR: Carbon Capture Project from waste recycle to energy can contribute to negative emissions.

1. Technology Centre Mongstad: The world´s most advanced and flexible test arena for CO2 capture technologies.

Detailed and confirmed program will follow. Any of these you particularly hope to meet? Let Julia know at jb@energyexport.dk

About the market

Norway has extensive experience in CO₂ management and has been storing CO₂ from gas production at the Sleipner field since 1996, with a capacity of up to 1 million tons of CO₂ annually. The country has ambitious plans for Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS), with government support for technology development and the implementation of CO₂ management as a key international climate initiative.

The national Longship CCS project, Europe’s first complete value chain for capturing, transporting, and storing CO₂ from industry, is expected to be operational by 2025. Additionally, six areas on the Norwegian continental shelf have been designated for CO₂ storage, creating new market opportunities.

Danish companies can contribute with innovative CCUS solutions, Power-to-X, green hydrogen, and energy efficiency technologies to support Norway’s need for scalable solutions. Norwegian stakeholders are likely to seek partners with expertise in digitalization, certification, and optimization of the CO₂ value chain. With strong cleantech experience, Denmark is well-positioned to play a central role in Norway’s green transition.

Who Should Join?

This event is perfect for companies specializing in green technologies, CCUS, carbon capture, clean energy solutions, Power-to-X, and sustainable fuels. Whether you are already active in the energy sector or transitioning to cleaner technologies, this delegation offers the insights and connections you need to expand your footprint in the Norwegian market.

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity!

Julia Pipaluk Byrialsen

Project Manager

wo@raretlrkcbeg.qx

+45 2860 4630