Just before the summer break, three new onshore licenses for CO2 storage were awarded. Join Dansk Offshore’s Breakfast Briefing on October 3 and get valuable insights into the future plans for onshore CCS in Denmark.

In the morning of October 3 at Sydbank in Esbjerg, you have the chance to hear a lot more about the plans for onshore CO2 storage. Dansk Offshore has invited two of the operators on the newly awarded licenses for onshore CCS who will present their work programmes and answer questions. 

To start of the Breakfast Briefing, we have invited Deputy Permanent Secretary Anders Hoffmann from the Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Public Utilities who will give a perspective on the Danish onshore CCS opportunities. 

Following the political and regulatory updates, Equinor will present its plans for the project development for the CCS site in Havnsø and Harbour Energy will present the company’s plan for the CCS site in Gassum. 

Sign up for the Breakfast Briefing here. 

Dansk Offshore looks forward to seeing you on October 3 at 08:30. 

Programme:
08:30 – 09:00: Registration, breakfast and networking

09:00 – 09:05: Welcome by Martin Næsby, CEO, Dansk Offshore

09:05 – 9:30: Political perspective on the Danish CCS opportunities by Anders Hoffmann, Ministry of Climate, Energy and Public Utilities

9:30 – 9:55: Equinor shares their plans for the CCS site in Havnsø by Ulrik Olbjørn, Project Manager at Equinor 

9:55 – 10:20: Harbour Energy elaborates on the work programme for the CCS site in Gassum by Anne-Mette Cheese, Country Lead CMH Denmark at Harbour Energy

10:20 – 10:30: Q & A

10:30 – 11:00: Coffee and networking