Denmark sets CCUS course with tender
Denmark now realizes the first phase of a CCUS tender of DKK 8bn (USD 1.1bn), while parliament has approved a pilot project entailing CO2 storage. Hydrogen infrastructure planning has also begun.
by mathias julius falkengaard, translated by daniel pedersen
On the last day before going on holiday break, the Danish parliament was busy adopting several proposals with importance for a future carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) industry in the country.
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