CLIMIT

The programme is aimed at industry, research institutes, universities, and colleges. Often in collaboration with international companies and research institutions, CLIMIT aims to promote well-functioning and cost-effective climate solutions.

Programme Board Meetings

The programme board allocates grants according to a recommendation from Gassnova and the Research Council of Norway.

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The CLIMIT programme supports the development of technologies for the capture, transport and storage of CO₂.

Upcoming conferences

The ACT Knowledge Sharing Workshop 2024 will be hosted by the Research Council of Norway in Oslo 11-12 September 2024. ACT will this time join forces with CETP TRI3 and set up a joint workshop. All ongoing ACT and CETP projects within CCUS will be invited.

In 2025, the CLIMIT programme celebrates 20 years, a milestone we intend to mark. CLIMIT is pleased to invite you to the CLIMIT Summit 2025 on 25–27 February at Bølgen Cultural Centre in Larvik, Norway.

CLIMIT Demos projects (active)

71 CLIMIT (active)

105 Technical participants

71 Projects

105 Technical participants

22 Countries involved

339 CLIMIT Financing (MNOK)

185 Co Financers

NEWS

CO₂LOS IV: Optimization of CO₂ Transport

CO₂ Transport; Norwegian Expertise Sets Impurity Limits

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Low-Pressure CO₂; Greater Transport Volumes and Increased Capacity

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Compact CO₂ Capture: Absorption Without Large Space Requirements

CO₂LOS IV: Optimization of CO₂ TransportCO₂LOS IV aims to optimize the logistics of maritime CO₂ transport and reduce costs. Major partners such as Equinor, TotalEnergies, and Gassco have been involved from the start, demonstrating significant interest in the project.

CO₂ Transport; Norwegian Expertise Sets Impurity LimitsKDC-IV Project: Advancing Experimental Data and Tools for CO₂ Transport Systems.

Low-Pressure CO₂; Greater Transport Volumes and Increased Capacity To accommodate the foreseen increase demand for transportation of CO₂ for CCS purposes, a development towards larger ships and transported volumes is expected.

Compact CO₂ Capture: Absorption Without Large Space RequirementsMinox Technology AS has developed a compact amine-based CO₂ absorber designed for applications where space is a critical concern.