Gassnova, Norway’s state-controlled CCS vehicle, presented a feasibility study last week that showed a full-scale CCS chain could be built for less money than previously conceived pipeline-based projects. Norway’s state-controlled Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) entity, Gassnova, has released a feasibility study demonstrating that a CCS chain using ships to transport gas to a storage site east of the Troll gas field could be cheaper than pipeline-based projects. The study, which was conducted by researchers at the University of Bergen, is part of an ongoing project called “Project Nord” and will run until 2018.
Norway’s state-controlled Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) entity, Gassnova, has released a feasibility study demonstrating that a CCS chain using ships to transport gas to a storage site east of the Troll gas field could be cheaper than pipeline-based projects. The study, which was conducted by researchers at the University of Bergen, is part of an ongoing project called “Project Nord” and will run until 2018.