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Fact sheet: Security of CO2 storage in Norway

Authors: Semere Solomon

Publisher: The Bellona Foundation

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Fact sheet: Security of CO2 storage in Norway

Carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) in deep saline aquifers is implemented fullscale at the Sleipner gas field in Norway. The offshore gas field Sleipner, in the middle of the North Sea, has been injecting 1 million ton CO2 per year since 1996 without leakage.

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