Plesner advises SCHWENK Zement in first Danish CCS farm-in on Bifrost
The Bifrost project consists of two storage licenses located approximately 200 km off the Danish coast and has been designated as a cornerstone of Denmark’s ambition to establish a European hub for CO₂ storage.
CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) enables the capture of CO₂ from industrial processes and its storage in the subsurface instead of being emitted into the atmosphere. The technology is critical for reducing emissions from heavy industry and for achieving global climate targets.
The license is currently in the exploration phase but is expected to move into the storage phase in the coming years, with Bifrost set to become one of Denmark’s first full-scale CO₂ storage projects.
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