Ørsted carbon capture project has muddy start

The Danish wind giant hopes its facility in Kalundborg will become a central point of the carbon capture and storage industry.
Kathrine Høeg Johansen, Project Manager of Ørsted’s CCS project | Photo: Magnus Møller
Kathrine Høeg Johansen, Project Manager of Ørsted’s CCS project | Photo: Magnus Møller

Unit 5 at Asnæs Power Station near Kalundborg will soon have a new neighbor. Ørsted’s new carbon capture project is making its home overlooking the harbor, where porpoises can be glimpsed among the waves.

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