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Norway offers two new offshore areas for CO2 storage

One area is near the Goliat oil field in Norway's Barents Sea.

By Reuters September 10, 2021
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OSLO — Norway is offering two new offshore areas for companies interested in developing carbon dioxide storage, the oil and energy ministry said on Friday.

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