Maersk Drilling to store CO2 in the underground
Maersk Drilling, which explores for offshore oil and gas, aims to make its black business sustainable. The first step is to use oil wells to store environmentally harmful CO2.
BY LEONORA BECK
Major Danish rig operator Maersk Drilling wants to transform from being black as coal into being environmentally sustainable, according to the long-term plan of the company, which will now test whether its drilling rigs can be used to store CO2 underground.
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