Environmental & Social Information • Feb 23, 2023
Environmental & Social Information
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Fabege has signed an agreement with Stockholm Exergi concerning the capturing of biogenic carbon dioxide, which is known as bio-CCS (carbon capture and storage) and the future purchasing of negative emissions. The memorandum of understanding is an important step towards achieving Fabege's 2030 climate goals.
Fabege currently has greenhouse gas emissions linked to the purchasing of district heating, and Stockholm Exergi is one of the largest suppliers. Stockholm Exergi's research project, which has state and EU funding, is part of an international collaboration that is aiming to further develop the possibilities for capturing and storing carbon dioxide in the bedrock of the North Sea, off the coast of Norway. The future bio CCS facility is expected to be completed and operational by 2026.
According to the government, bio CCS is an important measure at the national level in helping Sweden achieve its climate emission targets.
CCS stands for carbon capture and storage. Bio CCS means carbon capture and storage from renewable sources. CCS is a complement to other emission reduction efforts, such as energy efficiency measures and the reducing of fossil-based energy usage. Together, these efforts will help Sweden achieve its national climate policy goals and international targets.
Source: Swedish Energy Agency
Mia Häggström, Head of Sustainability, +46 (0)73 387 18 54, [email protected] Caroline Ödin, Energy Strategist, +46 (0)72 515 59 29, [email protected]
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