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Danish Shipping calls for CCS licensing in Danish North Sea

Denmark’s energy regulator is criticized by the country’s shipping lobby for not yet having licensed CO2 storage in the nation’s North Sea sector. Officials say applications will soon be accepted.
Photo: PR / Danske Rederier
Photo: PR / Danske Rederier
by MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD

The Danish Energy Agency’s (DEA) issuance of domestic CO2 storage licenses is moving too slowly, says Jacob Clasen, deputy chief executive of lobby organization Danish Shipping, in an interview with ShippingWatch’s sister media EnergyWatch.

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