New and Improved Overview of CLIMIT Projects

The solution provides better oversight, up-to-date data, and a clearer presentation of the activities within the CLIMIT programme.

After an extensive development process, CLIMIT has implemented a solution which offers both improved overview and more accessible information about supported projects. The solution has been developed in collaboration with Carbon Limits and consists of an internal tool for the secretariat with access to detailed project data – in addition to a web-based dashboard which gives external users an overview of the portfolio.

New CLIMIT Organization

– The purpose has always been to present CLIMIT’s activities in a more accessible way, says Kristian Stangvik. Kristian joined Gassnova a little over a year ago and now takes over as Head of CLIMIT from Kari-Lise Rørvik. At the same time, CLIMIT is being reorganized. Gassnova’s Board of Directors now assumes the role of the former Programme Board, and makes decisions on the allocation of funding from the CO₂ Management Fund, based on recommendations from the Gassnova secretariat. The authority is delegated from the Board to the CEO and further to the Head of the CLIMIT Secretariat. This change contributes to a simpler and clearer decision-making process while maintaining CLIMIT’s professional breadth.

User-Friendliness

Visitors to CLIMIT’s website can now filter projects by year, funding amount, and project category. This provides a clearer overview of which projects have received support and how the programme has evolved over time. Development has also focused on aesthetics.
– We have emphasized improving both the visual design and the user experience, says Kristian.

The external version is not intended as a database of every detail. Rather, it provides a comprehensive and up-to-date presentation of programme activities – including statistics, categories, and timelines. A possible next step is to link the solution to existing project descriptions on climit.no, giving public direct access to more background information.

Dynamic Web Pages

The Power BI solution also enables more proactive communication. If a project receives funding, application rates increase, or unallocated funds remain in the budget, this can be communicated to groups of new projects considering CLIMIT support. – The Power BI tool gives us completely new opportunities. We can now show how the CLIMIT programme evolves in “real time”, month by month, concludes CLIMIT’s new Head, Kristian Stangvik.

The Power BI tool provides a stronger foundation for dialogue with partners, authorities, and potential applicants alike.

Portfolio Analysis and Project Highlights

In 2025, the CLIMIT programme celebrates its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of significant contributions to CCS. The first projects funded in 2005 primarily focused on solvent-based capture solutions. This capture technology remains the most represented within CLIMIT to this day. The CLIMIT Portfolio Analysis 2005–2025 presents the results and impact of CLIMIT’s work since its inception.

On CLIMIT’s website, visitors find a selection of projects offering exclusive insight into the purpose and outcomes following CLIMIT support. These contribute to professional interest while also increasing the visibility of projects through Gassnova’s own channels – websites, reports, lectures, and presentations.