The Norway provider of Electricification Solutions PSW Power & Automation, part of Scana, has ensured a contract for the interpretation and provision of a complete river power system that enables ships on the CO₂ terminal in Øygarden
It is expected that this is significantly reduced by emissions and offers important environmental advantages.
The system on the CO2 terminal in Øygarden – the Onshore transport and the reception part of the Northern Light project – will have a capacity of approximately 3 MW and includes plum advertising with medium voltage, frequency retirement station, cable management system and entire energy control system.
The CCS project (Northern Lights Carbon Capture and Storage) takes a significant step forward in CO₂ transport and supports on a large scale and accelerates the reduction of industrial emissions throughout Europe. Phase 2 of the development worth 7.5 billion NOK (about $ 755 million) will increase the total injection capacity of 1.5 million tons of CO₂ per year (MTPA) to at least 5 MTPA. The expansion by phase 2 builds on existing onshore and offshore infrastructure and includes additional onshore bearing tanks, a new footbridge and additional injection holes.
The extended operation will be ready in 2028, while phase 1 received CO₂ this summer.
While phase 1 of the Northern Lights was largely financed by the Norwegian government, phase 2 is financed by its owner Equinor, total energy and Shell with an additional EU subsidy from Connecting Europe Facility (CEF).
A month ago injected and stored the above -mentioned joint venture partners the first CO2 volumes at the Northern Lights CO2 project in the Norwegian North Sea and marked the beginning of the operations of what to be. “The first in the world” CO2 transport and storage facility of third-party providers.
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