Carbon Herald
Summary
Danish public utility company Amager Resource Center (ARC) inaugurated Monday a demonstration facility in Copenhagen which would capture carbon dioxide (CO2), then cool it and liquefy it before sending it to local vegetable growers.
Jannick Hauschildt Buhl, Sector Manager for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) at Dansk Fjernvarme, called the event “a big day for green Denmark”.
According to Buhl, with many companies in the district heating sector across Denmark preparing carbon capture projects, it is necessary to have a better framework for, among other things, the transport and storage costs for the captured carbon.
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