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Projekt Greenstore

Harbour Energy, INEOS Energy, Nordsofonden · Danish North Sea · DK · Carbon capture and fuels · decarbonisation

Announced

Projekt Greenstore is Harbour Energy, INEOS Energy, Nordsofonden's carbon capture and storage project at Danish North Sea, Denmark.

Why it matters

Nothing has been committed to it yet.

  • Projekt Greenstore was announced by 16 May 2026. as of by 2026-05-16
  • Its site is at Danish North Sea, Denmark. as of by 2026-05-16
  • It uses CO2 transport and storage. as of by 2026-05-16
  • No committed public money is on file for it. as of by 2026-05-16

Where Projekt Greenstore is

Projekt Greenstore is at Danish North Sea, Denmark, and this register holds no position for it. The company has confirmed the site and no citable source places the works: it is being built where nobody has yet drawn it. The row is held anyway — position is not a condition of being on file — and what was searched, and what was found instead, is below.

NO POSITION SOUGHT BY THIS PASS. Brief 8 forbids geocoding in a census — a municipality is not a point — and the source that admits this row names Danish North Sea and not a position. Transport and storage is the sector where that bites hardest: a pipeline is a route rather than a place, and a store is a reservoir whose position its operator rarely publishes. The row is admitted without one, on the rule that position is not an admission leg.

Status

  1. Announcedby 2026-05-16
  2. Funded
  3. FID taken
  4. In construction
  5. Operating
  • by 2026-05-16AnnouncedProjekt Greenstore (Harbour Energy, INEOS Energy, Nordsofonden), own site: “In 1996, a capture plant was installed in the Norwegian North Sea, which has since captured and stored 1 million tonnes of CO2 annually.” SOURCE NOW THE ARCHIVE CAPTURE: greenstore.dk answered 200 when read and 404 on the push the same day.source

Technology and measures

  • CO2 transport and storageearly-commercialThe pipelines, ships, terminals and permitted geological stores that a captured tonne has to reach before it counts as abated, and which no single site that captures can build for itself.

Funding

No public capital recorded for this project.

Sources