30. August 2023 News article
New study: National support for CCS offshore
Part of Project Bifrost is to understand how CO2 storage is perceived in the broader population, see work package 11. In a new survey study, researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have explored the acceptance of landscape specific climate change mitigation technologies in the Danish population.
Among other findings, the study shows that a majority of Danes support CO2 storage offshore despite the fact that the technology is new to the Danes who only have limited knowledge of it. The study also reconfirms the general tendency that people prefer climate change mitigation technologies offshore over nearshore and onshore.
6. February 2023 Press release
TotalEnergies Obtains Two CO2 Storage Licenses in the Danish North Sea
TotalEnergies has been awarded two licenses to explore CO2 storage potential in the Danish North Sea. The licenses are located 250 kilometers off the west coast of Denmark and cover an area of 2,118 km2.
9. January 2023 Press release
Bifrost makes successful halfway status
Bifrost is halfway into its two-year study that aims at providing a full-scale concept for CO2 transportation and storage in the Danish North Sea. The first part of the study confirms the partners’ expectations that project Bifrost can contribute to Denmark’s ambition to become a major European storage hub for CO2 .
22. December 2022 News article
New law paves the way for the Nordsøfonden’s participation in licenses for CO2 storage
The Danish Parliament has passed a law that paves the way for Nordsøfonden’s participation in all future licenses for CO2 storage in Denmark.
29. November 2022 Event
Danish Offshore Technology Conference 2022
Project Bifrost is on the agenda, when Alexia Genin, CCS Senior Business Developer at TotalEnergies, gives a status on the development of the project at the Danish Offshore Technology Conference 2022.
4. October 2022 Press release
TotalEnergies increases its ambition to store CO2 in the Danish North Sea
TotalEnergies has applied to the Danish Energy Agency for a license to explore CO2 storage potential in the Danish North Sea. The application covers an area including the Harald fields and a nearby saline aquifer. In the Harald fields, TotalEnergies is already assessing the CO2 storage opportunity of depleted gas reservoirs within the framework of the Bifrost project
15. September 2022 Event
Energiens Folkemøde 2022
TotalEnergies’ Head of CCS, Morten Stage, takes the stage at Energiens Folkemøde and gives insight into Project Bifrost and the storage potential of the Danish North Sea.
16. June 2022 Event
Folkemødet 2022
Morten Stage, Head of CCS at TotalEnergies, participates in the debate on green research missions together with Seges and The Innovation Fund at Folkemødet.
13. December 2021 Press release
Danish Authorities Support Innovative CCS Project Bifrost with EUDP
The newly formed CCS Bifrost partnership is delighted to announce the successful award of its funding request under the ‘Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme’ (EUDP), a Danish public subsidy scheme, to develop and select the CO2 transport and storage concept for Project Bifrost.
8. December 2021 Press release
Noreco: Successful Grant of EUDP Funding from Danish Authorities for CCS Project Bifrost
Norwegian Energy Company ASA (“Noreco” or the “Company”) is together with its partners in Project Bifrost pleased to announce the successful award of funding under the ‘Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme’ (EUDP), a Danish public subsidy scheme. Project Bifrost’s funding request of DKK 75 million was met in full by the Danish authorities and is a key enabler in maturing a CO2 transportation and storage concept in the Danish North Sea.
8. September 2021 Press release
TotalEnergies and its DUC partners announce CO2 transport and storage partnership
TotalEnergies and its Danish Underground Consortium (DUC) partners have joined forces with Ørsted and DTU to mature Project Bifrost; CO2 transport and storage at the DUC Harald field in the Danish North Sea with an expected startup storage capacity of 3 million tons of CO2 per year (m/tpa)
8. September 2021 Press release
Noreco announces the CCS partnership Project Bifrost
Norwegian Energy Company ASA (“Noreco” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it has entered into a CCS partnership with Ørsted and DTU together with its partners in the Danish Underground Consortium (the “DUC”) on progressing CCS in the Danish North Sea.