Norne is comprised of CO2 reception facilities located in Denmark that are able to receive both domestic and international CO2 and pipelines designed for transporting the CO2 to Norne’s storage facilities which utilize existing, natural geologic storage structures in the Danish underground. Designed to be a large scale, economical, and safe CO2 storage network, Norne provides CO2 emitting companies the opportunity to access an affordable and safe pathway to decrease their CO2 emissions. This will help Denmark and other countries achieve 2030 and 2050 climate goals. Norne has been designated a European Union Project of Common Interest, a priority infrastructure project with significant cross-border impacts.

Norne aims to begin storing its customers’ CO2 by 2030. The CO2 will be transported from the emitter by pipeline or ship to Norne where it will be transported to one of the existing natural underground storage structures where it will be injected in new, dedicated CO2 wells. Norne is designed for large volumes of CO2 and has the ambition to store over 15 million tons per year by mid-2030s. This is equivalent to over a quarter of Denmark’s yearly CO2 emissions.