Someone always has to be the first.
The Port of Esbjerg decided to be the first to build a dedicated terminal for carbon capture and storage.
And the very first of the first—namely, the first phase—is already set to be completed by December.
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In the long term, the Port of Esbjerg is set to become a hub for up to 16 million tons of CO2 per year
Dennis Jul Pedersen is the CEO of the municipal autonomous port, Port of Esbjerg. Photo: Port of Esbjerg
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