Danish CCS Ecosystem

Overview of the Danish CCS ecosystem, but not including suppliers.

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  1. Government and legal
  2. Ports
    1. Current CCS projects
    2. Planning CCS projects
  3. Developers
  4. Transportation
  5. Storage
  6. Network & clusters
  7. GTS Institutes
  8. Consultants
  9. Research
  10. Industry and hubs
  11. Gas system operators
  12. Bibliography

Denmark’s CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) ecosystem is a dynamic and growing sector that plays a central role in the country’s ambition to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2030. The ecosystem encompasses a wide range of actors, including public institutions, ports, developers, transporters, storage operators, networks, clusters, research institutions and industry organisations. These collaborate to establish a robust value chain for CO2 capture, transport, and storage, backing the GEUS report (Hjelm2020) focusing on the North Sea as a storage destination. This article provides an overview of key actors and their roles, but note that technology suppliers for CO₂ emitters are not included due to the changing nature of the market. For specific requests about suppliers or additional information, find my contact details in the footer of this website.

Government and legal

Diagram of governance hierarchy of CCS in Denmark
Diagram showing overall governance hierarchy in the Danish CCS ecosystem

Ports

Current CCS projects

Planning CCS projects

Developers

Transportation

Storage

Network & clusters

GTS Institutes

Consultants

Research

Industry and hubs

Gas system operators

Bibliography