All episodes in Stockholm Exergi’s mini-documentary series about the construction of BECCS in Stockholm, a new facility for capturing and permanently storing biogenic carbon dioxide.
This is the first episode in Stockholm Exergi’s mini-documentary series about the construction of BECCS in Stockholm, a new facility for capturing and permanently storing biogenic carbon dioxide.
In this episode, we meet Smiti Mehra and Egil Nybakk, who are working on the project. How do you build a facility on this scale, right next to a combined heat and power plant that must continue supplying Stockholm with heat and electricity? And could the lessons learned here make it easier to build more facilities and help carbon capture play a greater role in climate action around the world?
This is the second episode in Stockholm Exergi’s mini-documentary series about the construction of BECCS in Stockholm, a new facility for capturing and permanently storing biogenic carbon dioxide.
From the atmosphere to beneath the seabed – how BECCS works
How do you capture carbon dioxide and store it permanently? In the second episode of Stockholm Exergi’s mini-documentary series, we meet Anna Gabrielsson and Fabian Levihn, who explain the technology behind BECCS Stockholm. Follow the journey of carbon dioxide from the combined heat and power plant in Värtan to permanent storage deep beneath the seabed, and discover how this technology can help remove CO₂ from the atmosphere.