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The CCS fund for carbon capture and storage is DKK 28.7 billion, and a maximum of 10 companies can participate. To apply for funding, applicants must first be prequalified. 16 companies have applied, and the Danish Energy Agency will now assess the applications in order to select 10 companies.

The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) has received two applications from companies that want to explore the potential for storing CO2 in the subsurface in the nearshore areas Inez, Lisa og Jammerbugt offshore.
The Danish Energy Agency publishes a memo with the results of the market dialogue that the Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities asked the agency to conduct to investigate the background for the outcome of the 3 GW offshore wind procurement in the North Sea.

Today, the Danish Energy Agency opened for companies to apply for a licence to explore the subsurface for CO2 storage in certain coastal areas in Denmark. At the same time, the Danish Energy Agency invites potential applicants to an information meeting on 15th of January 2025.