Wintershall Dea applies to partially begin construction on Luna license
The German company wants to begin installing its exploration well before development plans are fully approved.
By Lars Heltne, translated by Daniel Pedersen
In October last year, Wintershall Dea and CapeOmega were awarded the Luna license for CO2 storage in the North Sea, 120 kilometers outside Bergen, Norway. According to the partnership, the license has the potential to store five million tonnes CO2 a year.
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