EquinorTALKS @ ONS 2024
Bringing CCS forward as a solution for emitters in Europe
Low carbon technologies are essential in decarbonizing Europe, specifically in the heat, transport and power sectors. We need a broad set of measures and solutions to reduce emissions sufficiently. Large scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) is an important solution for decarbonization, and a part of the climate solution.
The CCS industry is still in an early phase but maturing fast. In this session we will learn more about CCS.
What will it take to succeed? And how can we secure infrastructure for transport and storage solutions of the future? How do we develop CCS as a solution for emitters in Europe and as a profitable business opportunity?
Watch the session via our stream here at Equinor.com or at our stand in the ONS exhibition area in Hall 8.
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Speakers:
Lars Bruun Sørensen is head of CCX at Ørsted and has been a driving force in the development of Ørsted's CCS endeavors, including the CO2 Storage Kalundborg project. Sørensen is a seasoned business developer with a long-standing experience at Ørsted and within the Danish energy sector.
Grete Tveit is senior vice president (SVP) for Low Carbon Solutions in Marketing, Midstream and Processing (MMP) at Equinor. She has more than 30 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry, now working in the business area responsible for capturing the full value potential of all marketed and traded products.
Moderator:
Ulrik Olbjørn is Asset Manager CCS Denmark at Equinor. He has almost 3 decades of experience within O&G Midstream in Norway and Europe. As Country responsible for CCS in Denmark, Olbjørn is in charge of the CO2 Storage Kalundborg project together with partners Ørsted and Nordsøfonden.
