Investing.com — Aker Options, a Norwegian energy-industry service supplier, and SLB Capturi have secured a contract to offer a carbon seize and storage answer for a waste-to-energy plant in Oslo, Norway. The contract was awarded by Hafslund Celsio.
The contract requires the supply of a carbon-capture plant, a liquefaction system, momentary storage, and a loading facility on the waste incineration web site. Moreover, it contains an intermediate carbon dioxide storage and ship loading system on the harbor in Oslo.
For Aker Options, the contract represents a worth of between 2.5 billion and 4 billion Norwegian kroner ($223.3 million-$357.3 million). The corporate’s duties beneath the contract embody the engineering, procurement, building, set up, and commissioning of the onshore services.
The venture will begin within the first quarter of 2025 and is anticipated to be completed by 2029.
SLB Capturi is a three way partnership between Schlumberger (NYSE:) and Aker Carbon Seize. The enterprise presents carbon elimination and discount options. The venture introduced on Monday will probably be delivered primarily based on SLB Capturi’s ‘Simply Catch’ standardized carbon-capture plant.
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