Project timeline

YearEventDetails
2020Research & DevelopmentWe began studying how carbon capture could work at our existing bioenergy plant in Stockholm.
2021European supportBeccs Stockholm was selected for support through the EU Innovation Fund, helping us develop the full-scale project.
2022Developing the designEngineering studies helped turn the concept into a plan for a full-scale facility.
2023Preparing to buildWe submitted the environmental permit application and continued developing the design, funding and commercial agreements needed for an investment decision.
2024Key agreements securedThe project received its environmental permit and signed major carbon removal agreements with Microsoft and buyers represented by Frontier.
2025Final Investment DecisionAfter securing Swedish government support and arrangements for transporting and storing the CO₂, Stockholm Exergi’s Board made the final investment decision on 27 March. Construction began that immediatly.
2026The facility takes shapeConstruction advanced at Värtan. The main building foundation was handed over to the plant contractor in September, followed by the first structural steel.
2027Building the full systemWork is scheduled to continue on the capture and liquefaction equipment and the connections to the existing plant.
2028First CO₂ shipmentThe facility is scheduled to begin capturing CO₂, with the first shipment for permanent geological storage planned before the end of the year.
2029Commercial operationsBeccs Stockholm is targeted to enter commercial operation, delivering permanent carbon removals through the completed capture, transport and storage chain.

What does this mean for our local community?

Being a good neighbour matters to us. We’re committed to keeping local residents informed, engaging openly with our community and working closely with the City of Stockholm to minimise disruption throughout construction.