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CCS Southwest

CCS Sørvest is an industry collaboration with actors across the carbon capture and storage value chain, looking at possible solutions for CO2 management based in the southwest of Norway. The participants in the collaboration are Haugaland Næringspark (project owner), Vår Energi, Equinor, Aker BP, Hydro Aluminium, Eramet Norway, Forus Energigjenvinning, Carbonor, Shell, KNCC, Molgas and Gassco.

Here you will find information about upcoming – and past – events organized by CCS Haugalandet and Sørvest!

News articles and info from previous meetings:

CCS Haugalandet becomes CCS Sørvest

After several years of collaboration on carbon capture and storage (CCS), the partner group in the industrial collaboration CCS Haugalandet is now expanding, and at the same time changing its name to CCS Sørvest.

Final report CCS Haugalandet Phase 2

During "The Future Takes Shape" in Haugesund in December, the final report for phase 2 of the CCS Haugalandet industrial collaboration was presented.

The industry needs a land-based injection terminal!

At CCS Haugalandet's seminar on Thursday, August 28, participants gained insight into the partners' capture projects. Eva Karin Halland summarized simply: the industry needs a land-based injection terminal.

Clear message from CCS Haugalandet

During the spring, CCS Haugalandet has participated in several of Norway's most important arenas for carbon capture and storage. In June, the industry collaboration was represented at both the CCUS conference in Stavanger and TCCS-13 in Trondheim. Through conversations, posters, presentations and workshops, we delivered one clear message: Norwegian emitters urgently need access to affordable storage services on the Norwegian continental shelf …

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Seminar on the realization of CCS in Rogaland

On Thursday, April 10, CCS Haugalandet organized an evening seminar in Nordsjø Kontorpark in Haugesund, to provide an update with the latest news from the collaboration and partners.

Collaboration on CCS and Hydrogen

On Wednesday and Thursday this week, several cooperation agreements were signed between the Netherlands and Norway. Haugaland Næringspark was also invited to a small stakeholder meeting with His Royal Highness King Willem-Alexander.

Bellona on a visit

This week, we received a visit from the Bellona Environmental Foundation to exchange experiences about CCS and Horizon Energy's plans to establish a joint infrastructure for transporting and storing CO2.

Profitable CCS collaboration

A new report shows that the collaboration in CCS Haugalandet will pay off financially and help accelerate the pace of achieving climate goals.

CCS Haugalandet - seminar EU processes 28 May 2024

This time the focus was on relevant CCS processes in the EU. In addition, a status update was given from the partners in the collaboration, where, among other things, you heard the latest news about the Gismarvik CO2 hub and about Eramet's CCS pilot, which is being assembled.

CCS Haugalandet invited to a final seminar in Oslo on 18 January 2024

Over 100 participants were registered for CSS Haugalandet's final seminar in Oslo on 18 January, from industry, the ministries, the Storting, the instrumentality apparatus, research institutions, interest organizations and other businesses.

CCS Haugalandet 27 April 2023

The auditorium in the office park was full, and there were also a number of participants who followed the conference digitally. The list of participants included everything from local politicians from across the region, national climate and environmental organisations, students and representatives from local businesses.

Evening seminar 23 October 2023 - Transport and storage of CO2

See video from the seminar: Part 1 and Part 2    

With carbon capture on the agenda

Many people attended CCS Haugalandet's evening seminar on carbon capture and various capture technologies.

Working together to achieve climate goals

During the evening seminar, the largest industrial players in Haugalandet showed how they are united in their efforts to manage their CO2 emissions.
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