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Amagervaerket BECCS

The Elimini BECCS project is an early-stage effort to evaluate installing bioenergy carbon capture and storage (BECCS) at a district heat and power plant operated by HOFOR in Copenhagen, Denmark. The study, supported by Elimini and HOFOR, looked at capturing CO₂ from the plant’s biomass combustion flue gas, conditioning it for transport, and injecting it into suitable geological storage to achieve net-negative emissions by combining bioenergy with permanent CO₂ removal. The technical review focused on capture technology options, integration with existing heat-power infrastructure, and potential CO₂ transport and storage pathways. As of the latest updates, Elimini’s BioCapture Copenhagen initiative did not proceed to submitting a formal development bid to Denmark’s energy authority (DEA), and there is no final investment decision or confirmed capture facility at this time. The work remains a feasibility exploration rather than a funded construction project, with details on capacity, technology licensor, and storage route yet to be defined should the initiative move forward.

CO₂ capture
Status
Cancelled
Sector
Biomass Power
Year announced
Jul-2025
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Company:
Project name:
Amagervaerket BECCS
Project categories:
capture
carbon_removal
City:
Copenhagen
State:
Capital Region of Denmark
Country:
Denmark
Region:
Europe
Sector:
Biomass power
Status:
Cancelled
Date announced:
Jul-2025
Type:
Biomass carbon removal & storage
CO₂ end use:
Sequestration
Product:
Carbon removal credits
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2025-07-29
Elimini and HOFOR sign strategic agreements for landmark Danish BECCS project to permanently remove CO2
2025-12-09
BioCapture Copenhagen CO2 capture project continues – but does not plan to apply for Danish government support pool