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Brevik CCS

Heidelberg Materials is currently building the world's first industrial-scale carbon capture plant in the cement industry. Designed to capture and store 50% of the plant�s annual CO2 emissions � 400,000 tons per year. Brevik CCS is Heidelberg Materials' most advanced CCS project and is part of the Norwegian government's Longship program, which aims to demonstrate the capture, transport, and safe storage of CO2 from industrial sources.

City

Brevik

Country

Norway

Region

europe

Project name

Brevik CCS

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Project name:
Brevik CCS
Project categories:
capture
City:
Brevik
County:
Telemark
Country:
Norway
Region:
Europe
Sector:
Cement
Sequestration project:
EPC company:
SLB Capturi (Aker Solutions)
Transport partner:
Longship
Storage partner:
Northern Lights
Capacity (Mt/year):
400,000
Status:
In development
Technology licensor:
SLB Capturi's Just Catch 400 / MAN Energy Solutions CO2 Compression
Date announced:
Dec-2020
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2024-12-02
Brevik CCS reaches mechanical completion
2024-12-02
SLB Capturi completes construction of world's first industrial-scale carbon capture plant at Brevik cement facility
2024-08-12
Norway plant to blaze carbon-free concrete trail
2023-11-29
The future of construction: Heidelberg Materials launches evoZero®, the world’s first carbon captured net-zero cement
2023-09-06
Heidelberg Materials Hosts Aspen Institute and U.S. Congressional Delegation at Brevik Cement Plant
2025-08-29
CO₂ storage operational – cement products soon to hit the market
2025-06-17
Official opening of Brevik CCS – 17–19 June 2025
2025-05-12
First CO₂ captured in Brevik as part of ramp-up phase
2023-04-18
Brevik CCS: Still on time and still on budget
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