Pioneering the
Danish North Sea in becoming a European CCS hub

We are developing a leading European carbon storage hub that supports industrial decarbonization and long‑term climate goals. Through collaboration, advanced Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies and operational excellence, Project Bifrost helps accelerate Europe’s transition to a low‑carbon economy.

The project phases

Project Bifrost is an EU‑designated Project of Common Interest (PCI) developing an open and scalable CO2 transport and storage network in the Danish North Sea. Delivered in two phases – Phase 1 (Harald West and Dagny) and Phase 2 (Inez) – the project will connect industrial emitters in Denmark and across Northern Europe to safe, permanent offshore CO2 storage.

With operations targeted around 2030, Project Bifrost is expected to store up to 335 million tons of CO2 over its lifetime, forming a cornerstone of a future European carbon storage hub.

Latest news

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TotalEnergies wins new license to develop CO2 storage in the Danish North Sea

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EU renews priority status for Project Bifrost: Strengthening Denmark’s CO2 hub role

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New interdisciplinary study: Stakeholder perspectives on CO2 storage in the Danish North Sea