On Tuesday 2 July, the European Commission announced that it had authorised a Swedish scheme worth €3 billion (SEK 36 billion) to support and encourage the carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry.
Eligible companies will be selected through a competitive process. The first auction is scheduled for this year. To take part, eligible companies will have to carry out an activity in Sweden that emits CO2 of biological origin and implement projects with a capture and storage capacity of...