Cowi to play key role in new CCS project
A major Swedish collaboration aims to produce liquid carbon dioxide by capturing and storing CO2. Cowi will conduct a feasibility study for the planned infrastructure, which could end up becoming the first of its kind globally.
Toward 2021, Danish consultancy Cowi will develop a feasibility study for what could end up becoming the first joint infrastructure for transporting liquid carbon dioxide produced using carbon capture and storage (CCS).
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