Denmark-based Ørsted has won a 20-year contract from the Danish Energy Agency (EA) for its carbon capture and storage (CCS) project ‘Ørsted Kalundborg Hub’.
As part of the project, Ørsted will integrate carbon capture technology at its wood chip-fired Asnæs Power Station in Kalundborg in western Zealand and at the Avedøre Power Station’s straw-fired boiler in the Greater Copenhagen area.
According to Ørsted, the Asnæs and Avedøre combined heat and power plants will begin to capture and store biogenic CO2 during 2025.
By the beginning of 2026, the two units are expected to capture and store around 430,000 tonnes of biogenic CO2 every year.
... to continue reading you must be subscribed
