New Study Reveals What Happens to CESAR1 During CO2 CaptureA recent scientific study provides new insights into how the promising CO2 capture solvent CESAR1 degrades under industrially relevant conditions.
President of the Storting Learned About Carbon CaptureOn Thursday, 21 August, the Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM) welcomed a distinguished visitor once again: Masud Gharahkhani, President of the Storting and holder of Norway’s second-highest public office after the King, arrived at the facility.
Carbon Capture: A Key Driver of Green Industrial Growth at MongstadCarbon capture and storage (CCS) could stimulate the development of existing and new industries at Mongstad.
The Public Sector Must Demand CCSAbout 100 participants boarded the “Vestlandsbåten” on 12 August at Arendalsuka, when Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM) and Greenspot Mongstad hosted presentations and debate on the future of CCS.
TCM Showcases CO2 Capture Expertise at TCCS-13 in TrondheimFrom June 17–19 nearly 500 carbon capture, transport, and storage (CCS) professionals from 31 countries convened in Trondheim, Norway, for the 13th Trondheim CCS Conference (TCCS-13).
TCM Puts Carbon Capture on the Agenda at Arendalsuka“If politicians are to reach their goal of a 70–75 percent reduction in emissions by 2035, we must accelerate carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects”, says Muhammad Ismail Shah, Managing Director of TCM.
The Future of CO2 Capture Is Being Tested at TCMAt the end of April 2025, Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM) launched a four-month test campaign of the advanced CESAR1 solvent as part of the EU Horizon-funded AURORA project.
