Where is Europe's largest carbon capture facility located, and who developed it?

Europe's largest carbon capture facility is located in Sluiskil, in the southern Dutch province of Zeeland, and was developed by Norwegian fertiliser company Yara International.

How much CO2 will the Sluiskil facility capture annually starting in 2026, and where will it be stored?

Starting in 2026, the Yara Sluiskil facility will capture and liquefy up to 800,000 metric tons of CO2 per year, and the captured carbon will be transported and stored 2.6 km beneath the seabed on the Norwegian continental shelf by Northern Lights.

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Yara International has opened Europe's largest carbon capture facility in the Netherlands, targeting 800,000 metric tons of annual CO2 capture from its fertiliser production site by 2026. The initiative aligns with EU net-zero goals for hard-to-abate industrial sectors.

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