Foreign players in droves want to store CO2 on land in Denmark
Nine players have applied for permission to explore onshore CO2 storage. In addition to cement producers, investment banks and international oil companies, Ørsted has also applied.
Nine players or consortia have submitted applications to store millions of tons of CO2 in the onshore part of the Danish subsoil. This is according to the Danish Energy Agency after the deadline for submitting applications to investigate the possibilities for this ended last night.
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