Inez

TotalEnergies has, together with its partners partners Mitsui and Nordsøfonden, been awarded a new permit to explore opportunities for CO₂ storage beneath the North Sea. Part of the Bifrost project, phase 2 focuses on the Inez storage license and is intended to scale and expand CO2 storage capacity beyond Phase 1, in line with growing market demand and cross‑border CCS developments. The scope of Phase 2 includes:, Appraisal and development of the Inez storage license to unlock large‑scale, long‑term CO2 storage potential, Evaluation of flexible CO2 transport solutions, including offshore and onshore pipeline connections and ship‑based transport, depending on market development, Integration with regional and cross‑border CO2 infrastructure to support emitters from Denmark, the Baltic region and Northwest Europe, Enabling higher storage volumes over time and strengthening Denmark’s role as a European CO2 storage hub, Phase 2 is designed to ensure Project Bifrost can accommodate increasing CO2 volumes and support Europe’s long‑term climate objectives.