Enabling complete and sustainable value chains for carbon capture-, transport and storage
CCS value chain
The carbon market is the new emerging trillion dollar-market. To develop a commercial value chain of CCS is essential to the decarbonization of European industry.

The interest in carbon dioxide storage in Europe is substantial. Horisont Energi is developing a land-based carbon dioxide-terminal in Norway, subsea pipeline, and a seabed liquid carbon dioxide distribution and injection system connected to a future offshore underground storage.
The terminal is designed to be capable of receiving carbon dioxide from both domestic and European industry, including carbon dioxide from the planned carbon dioxide-terminal in the Port of Rotterdam.
We will develop a land-based terminal for intermediate storage of carbon dioxide at Haugaland Næringspark, port of Gismarvik, before it’s transported in pipes and permanently stored in a future offshore reservoir. The terminal is planned to be Norways second land-based carbon dioxide-terminal for intermediate storage.
The CCS industry explained
What does CCS stand for? Why is it defined as one of the key measures by the IPCC (UN’s intergovernmental panel on climate change) to prevent and reverse climate change? How does the technology work, and why is Norwegian industry key to develop the CCS market?
We know it’s a lot to take in. The most important thing to remember about CCS is that it is crucial in reducing emissions in the short run, and in the long run enabling negative emissions.