Infrastructure & Value Chain
Forum leader
Karoline Sjøen Andersen is Project Manager for CCS Haugalandet on behalf of Haugaland Business Park—Norway’s largest fully regulated industrial area. She is also the CEO and founder of Fremje AS, a consultancy specialising in strategy, communication, and public affairs.
She holds a Master’s degree in Materials Science for Energy and Nanotechnology from the University of Oslo, and previously served as a political adviser in the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy during the development of the white paper for the Longship project.
Karoline brings extensive experience at the intersection of industry, policy, and public administration, with particular expertise in CCS, stakeholder coordination, and industrial cluster development.
A technical forum for sharing experience and insight on CCUS infrastructure – from capture to transport and storage.
The forum brings together stakeholders from across the CCUS value chain to improve coordination, reduce fragmentation, and build a shared understanding of infrastructure-related opportunities and challenges.
Key focus areas
Sharing experience from existing and planned CCUS infrastructure projects
Identifying common needs, bottlenecks, and opportunities for standardisation
Coordination on CO2 specifications, transport solutions, and storage capacity
Developing a shared knowledge base for members and other forums
Who should join
Industrial emitters, CO2 transport and storage companies, technology providers, research and academia, NGOs, and other CCUS value-chain stakeholders.
Activities
4 technical workshops per year (in-person/virtual)
2 open webinars per year featuring results and case studies
CO₂ Transport and Storage Forum
The now completed CO₂ Transport and Storage forum discussed opportunities as well as professional and regulatory challenges for the transport and storage of CO₂.