ELEGANCY – progress meeting in London On 28–29 November 2019, the ELEGANCY team of 50 researchers and industry representatives met in London to present and discuss their latest findings on CCS and hydrogen.
ELEGANCY is an ACT (Accelerating CCS Technologies) research project aiming to provide knowledge in the form of data, models and case studies on…
H2/CCS chains in Germany – Social Perception and Acceptance
While in general, the energy transition is accepted to a high degree by people living in Germany, acceptance is declining when it comes…
Oxidative degradation in CO2 capture and NCCS mobility fund
Doing a PhD in the Norwegian CCS Research Centre (NCCS) has a lot of perks, among them the opportunities to collaborate and communicate…
Fault and fracture stability: A caprock integrity analysis and NCCS mobility program.
NCCS (Norwegian CCS Research Centre) envisages injection and storage of CO2 into subsurface aquifers of the northern Horda Platform which is situated in…
CO2 impurities: What else is there in CO2 except CO2?
In the IMPACTS project we study the impact of impurities in captured CO2 on transport and storage. Questions we would like to answer…
