The next few months will define ARC's carbon capture ambitions
What the future holds for Amager Ressourcecenter’s carbon capture venture hinges on subsidies from CCS pools in Denmark or the EU, says CEO Jacob Hartvig Simon to EnergyWatch.
BY MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD
In the basement beneath Amager Ressourcecenter (ARC) sits an oblong steel-gray construction, which the waste management company is eager to bring to light: a pilot facility for CO2 capture with a potential to store upwards of half a million tonnes of CO2 annually starting from 2025, according to ARC.
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