Norwegian Northern Lights has successfully stored first CO2
The captured CO2 is first liquefied, and then transported into the Aurora reservoir, 2,600 meters below the seabed of the Norwegian North Sea, via a 100-kilometer-long pipeline /norlights.com
Northern Lights, a Norwegian project for storing CO2 under the seabed, has stored its first quantities of carbon dioxide. The international consortium, involving energy companies Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies, is the world's first commercial carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and storage service (CCS
