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Denmark moves Greensand CO2 storage to regular operations

Denmark has transitioned the Greensand CO2 seabed storage project into regular operations, with the site in the North Sea near Denmark beginning steady storage of CO2. Reports mention the project aims to store hundreds of thousands of tonnes of liquefied CO2 annually at about 1800 meters depth. The coverage notes some critical voices regarding the technology.

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Key facts

01Greensand is now in regular/normal operations.
02The storage site is in the seabed off the coast of Denmark.
03The project involves liquefied CO2 storage at about 1800 meters depth.
04Ineos is involved in the CO2 storage facility off Denmark.

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How each country tells it

GermanyIndustrial/Regulatory

Typical headline, translated

CO2 storage in seabed: Denmark celebrates regular operations for Greensand project

Emphasises

Portrays Denmark’s advancement and celebration of moving to regular operations, with mention of ongoing testing and future goals.

3 articles · Handelsblatt, heise online

Industrie: „Besser als Fabrik-Schließungen“: Ineos startet vor Dänemarks Küste ersten Großspeicher für Kohlendioxid · Handelsblatt
"Greensand": Dänische CO₂-Lagerstätte imMeeresgrund nimmt Regelbetrieb auf · heise online
Kohlendioxid-Lagerung: CO2-Lager im Meeresgrund: Dänemark feiert Regelbetrieb · Handelsblatt

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