CCS Conference 2025
On May 26, 2025, we hosted our fourth CCS conference at Rungstedgaard, welcoming over 150 participants from academia, industry, and authorities.
This year’s conference focused on the risks and challenges associated with upscaling the CCS value chain in Denmark. We explored topics ranging from the maturation of CO2 storage sites and the construction of capture plants to the importance of connecting all links in the capture, transport, and storage chain. While many projects have made impressive progress over the past year, significant uncertainties and challenges remain. It is essential to keep the momentum going and ensure that we address these collectively.
Throughout the day, Danish and international speakers shared their insights and perspectives on how to mature and upscale CCS projects in Denmark.
Presentations:
- Accesion Capture Project at Aalborg Portland - Upscaling of CCS in Denmark, Jesper Sand Damtoft
- Upscaling CCS in Denmark - Risk and challenges, Henrik Sulsbrück, Head of CCS division
- Accsion Capture Project at Aalborg Portland – Upscaling of CCS in Denmark, Jesper Sand Damtoft – Cementir Holding
- Onshore storage of CO2 in Denmark - key learnings from ten months in CO2 Storage Kalundborg, Ulrik Olbjørn, Equinor
- CO2 Transport and Storage as a Service, Tim Hejin, Northern Lights
- Harbour Energy - Greenstore - Upscaling of CCS in Denmark, Steinar Kolstø, Harbour Energy
- Enabling Meaningful Dialogues: Introducing a Tool for Interest-based Negotiations, Miriam Holst Jensen, Aalborg University
- Upscaling of CCS In Denmark - Martin Peter Næsby, Dansk Offshore
- Using Environmental Monitoring to Build Stakeholder Trust, Katherine Romanak, Gulf Coast Carbon Center, Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin Ørsted Kalundborg CO2 Hub, Kathrine Høeg Johansen, Ørsted
Contact
Julie Skajaa Wøldike Communications Officer Danish Offshore Technology Centre Mobile: +45 93510553 juska@dtu.dk
Dorthe Degn PA Danish Offshore Technology Centre Mobile: 2239 1412 dortj@dtu.dk