INEOS has opened what it describes as the EU's first full-scale carbon storage site in Denmark, moving carbon capture and storage from pilot projects to commercial operation. The site is designed to store CO2 underground, with the company positioning it as a key piece of Europe's decarbonization infrastructure. The project matters because the EU has set ambitious carbon storage targets but has very few operational sites to show for them. Questions remain about injection rates, monitoring requirements, and how storage will be priced. For anyone tracking carbon markets or industrial decarbonization, this is a concrete data point on what is actually being built.
