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Through the Longship project, Norway has taken a leading international role in carbon capture and storage (CCS). The journey to realising the project has been long and challenging, particularly when it came to the development of practical fullscal...

The company ThermoPhys, founded by researchers from SINTEF and NTNU, is developing digital tools for accurate and user-friendly safety assessments in CO_₂ management.

CLIMIT is the national programme for research, development and demonstration of CO₂ management technology. For two decades, the programme has been a key actor in the development of technology for carbon capture and storage (CCS).

Technologies developed through the CLIMIT programme will build up under the Norwegian government’s strategies and work regarding carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a climate initiative, both for achieving national climate goals and so that the te...

The MACH-2 project has developed a hybrid process for hydrogen production from natural gas, achieving high efficiency and a high CO₂ capture rate.

The mission, jointly led by SINTEF and TotalEnergies, is focused on developing next-generation CO_₂ adsorption technology, which could significantly outperform today’s state-of-the-art solvent-based absorption systems.

The CLIMIT Summit 2025, held at Bølgen Kulturhus in Larvik (Norway), marked the 20th anniversary of the CLIMIT program, bringing together leading experts, industry stakeholders, and researchers to discuss the future of CO_₂ management te...

A key highlight of CLIMIT Summit 2025 was the CLIMIT Award, which recognizes individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary dedication and contributions to advancing CCS technologies.

For the first time, the CLIMIT programme has earmarked funds for carbon removal projects (CDR).

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the CLIMIT program, celebrated with CLIMIT Summit 2025 at Bølgen Kulturhus in Larvik. From February 25–28, leading experts, industry partners, and researchers will gather to discuss the future of CO_{₂ CLIMIT Summit; 20 Years of Pioneering CO2 Projects}

A CLIMIT-supported research project under DNV's leadership is investigating threshold values for impurities, including hydrogen sulphide (H_₂S), in CO_₂ handling. Can costs and safety be better balanced?