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Cory enters CO2 shipping deal with Northern Lights group

Norwegian carbon capture and storage (CCS) and shipping group Northern Lights has agreed to collaborate with UK waste management company Cory on a CO2 shipment and storage project.

They will explore opportunities to ship carbon from Cory’s energy-from-waste (EfW) operations on the River Thames in London to Northern Lights’ subsea carbon storage facilities in Norway.


Northern Lights, a CCS transport and storage venture involving Shell, Equinor and TotalEnergies, has ordered two 7,500-cbm liquid CO2 carriers in China for delivery in 2024 to service its Oygarden transport and storage operation.

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