Publisert
28. mai 2021 13:35
Forfatter: Nora Eikenæs
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Domus Media (kart)
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0162
OSLO
2021
For studenter og ansatte ved UiO: Her finner du MarIus i bibliotekbasen Hein Online
Publisert
28. mai 2021 13:33
Forfatter: Sigve Berg Tronsmoen
Publisert
28. mai 2021 13:30
Forfatter: Thea Kristine Lerfaldet
Publisert
28. mai 2021 13:21
Forfatter: Marthe E. Smedsrud
Publisert
28. mai 2021 13:19
Forfatter: Sigurd Høines
Publisert
27. mai 2021 15:27
Forfatter: Markus A.B. Laurantzon
Publisert
15. feb. 2021 13:46
Rederiorganisering og ansvar – rettslige utviklingstrekk
Forfatter: professor Trond Solvang
Publisert
29. jan. 2021 11:33
Forfatter: Marte Brathovde
Publisert
29. jan. 2021 11:31
Forfatter: Anne Lodding Gabrielsen
Publisert
29. jan. 2021 11:30
Forfatter: Johannes Dalen Giske
Publisert
29. jan. 2021 11:27
This thesis analyses the primary economic incentive for applying Carbon Capture and Storage Technologies in Europe: the European Union Emissions Trading System. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) represent a key climate mitigation technology in all the major emission pathways towards the Paris Agreement temperature targets. Major CCS projects are underway in Europe, with the Norwegian 'Longship'-project spearheading the development. Investment decisions from both the private parties and the Norwegian Government are now in place, aiming for operation launch in 2024. A significant part of the business model of these emerging 'cluster'-projects is how they rely on mobile CO2 transport to connect decentralised capturing points to a centralised pipeline and storage network.