Technology Centre Mongstad is the world’s largest facility for testing and improving CO2 capture. Knowledge gained will prepare the ground for CO2 capture initiatives to combat climate change. TCM is a joint venture between the Norwegian state, Statoil, Shell and Total.
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· Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM) and DNV GL have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to support carbon capture technologies
· New global advisory partnership will offer advisory and verification services at TCM`s facilities on the west cost of Norway and other worldwide carbon capture projects
· Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is the only available technology for mitigating climate change in certain industries such as cement production and the use of oil and gas
Technology Center Mongstad (TCM) is participating at the world’s largest gathering for Carbon Capture and Storage(CCS) called GHGT-14 in Melbourne, Australia. Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy in the US Department of Energy, Steven Winberg, lectured in front of a full stacked crowd at TCM`s side-event at the conference. (10/23/2018)
(Mongstad, Norway 03.10.2018) The engineering- and construction company Fluor has signed an agreement for use of the test facility Technology Center Mongstad (TCM) in Nordhordland. – This project will contribute to strengthen the energy technology cooperation between Norway and USA, TCMs business development manager, Bjørn-Erik Haugan says. (10/3/2018)
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