Ineos Energy has launched the EU's first offshore carbon storage project at the Greensand site in the Danish North Sea. The facility will capture CO2 from biomethane producers and inject it into depleted oil fields, marking a key step for commercial CCS in Europe. Operations are starting at a small scale, with the company aiming to expand storage capacity over the coming years. The project connects industrial emitters to permanent storage, and its success will hinge on regulatory support, monitoring standards, and cost reductions. Early deployment like this is critical for testing the logistics of cross-border CO2 transport and injection. It also gives clarity on what a full-scale CCS value chain might look like in practice, from capture at source to storage beneath the seabed.
