TotalEnergies and CO2 capture and storage

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CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) refers to an industrial and commercial process that involves capturing CO2, collecting it from industrial sites known as “carbon hubs”, transporting it via ship or pipeline and storing it under the seabed. This solution enables TotalEnergies to reduce its own emissions and those of its customers. We are investing in the sector now to develop this emerging industry economically viable and achieve carbon neutrality, together with society.

Our objective for 2030: develop a CO2 storage capacity of over 10 million tons per year.

To achieve this, we are building on flagship projects, particularly in the North Sea. This area has the potential to become a major CCS hub, thanks to the support of the European Union and the mobilization of the coastal states. We are developing our CO2 transport and storage offer as a service to our customers.

Helping our industrial customers decarbonize

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2024

Northern Endurance Partnership launches the first CCS project in the UK with the participation of TotalEnergies

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Carbon capture and storage

Northern Lights: the First Major Carbon Capture and Storage Project in Norway

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Reduce emissions from our facilities

CCS is also an important tool for reducing emissions at our facilities, whether we are operator or partner. Those projects span both upstream and downstream.