Carbon Herald
Summary
Sweden is ramping up its efforts to achieve net zero emissions with the recent signing of new agreements on carbon capture. This week, the Swedish government took two positive steps towards reaching the country’s ambitious climate goals.
The first step was signing a cooperation agreement on CO2 storage with neighboring countries, Norway and Denmark. This partnership will not only help Sweden in its decarbonization efforts but also foster collaboration among the Nordic countries in combating climate change.
According to the agreement, Sweden will have the opportunity to store Swedish-captured carbon dioxide in nearby countries on a permanent basis.
Beccs Stockholm, a significant bio-energy carbon capture and storage initiative led by Swedish district energy provider Stockholm Exergi, responded enthusiastically to the news.
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