Anlegget har renset avgass fra kalkovnen til SMA også, det kommer heller ikke så tydelig fram. Det er et vanskeligere teknisk problem å løse to forskjellige gasstømmer enn bare en. Uansett, flott prosjekt.
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Samme sak som over, men fra NRK:
God PR 
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Yes, virker som veldig bra resultater!
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Aker Carbon Capture awarded study for capturing biogenic CO2 in Sweden
Aker Carbon Capture has been awarded a feasibility study by Nordbex AB, a
Swedish developer of modular carbon negative power plants, for the integration
of two Just Catch 100 carbon capture units into an electric power generation
project in southern Sweden. Waste residues from local forestry management,
timber and pulp and paper industries will be utilized as feedstocks for the new
power plant.
The biogenic feedstock will be utilized in a gasification process to produce a
clean and hydrogen rich synthesis gas, which will be combusted in gas engines to
produce 20-25 MW electricity for the grid in southern Sweden. Aker Carbon
Capture will provide two Just Catch 100 modularized carbon capture units to
capture up to 200.000 tonnes per year of CO2 from the flue gas of both the
gasification process and the gas engines. The CO2 will be liquefied for
transport by train to storage. As the captured CO2 will be biogenic in origin,
sequestering it in permanent geological storage will result in negative CO2
emissions.
“We are excited to support Nordbex with our carbon capture technology on their
path to providing clean baseload energy to local communities in Sweden, while
removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere,” said Jon Christopher Knudsen,
Chief Commercial Officer at Aker Carbon Capture. “Bioenergy with carbon capture
and storage (BECCS) has been identified as playing a key role in Sweden’s goal
to achieve Net-Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045. The award from Nordbex
further strengthens Aker Carbon Capture’s position in the growing Swedish
market, where we were awarded several study contracts over the course of 2023”.
Sweden aims to become carbon neutral by 2045 and to achieve negative net CO2
emissions in the ensuing years. As part of these ambitions, Sweden, a country
with a large bio-energy sector, is positioning itself to become a global leader
in generating high quality and durable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits from
bioenergy with carbon capture and storage. The European Commission recently
presented a 90% net GHG emissions reduction proposal compared to 1990 levels as
the recommended target for 2040. To deliver a reduction of net GHG emissions of
90%, the EU GHG emissions in 2040 should be less than 850 MtCO2-eq and carbon
removals should reach up to 400 MtCO2, a large part of which will have to be
BECCS.
“We are very pleased to be working with Aker Carbon Capture for the engineering
study of our first project in the Nordic region. With our background of
developing power plants with carbon capture and utlilisation (CCU) in the UK,
we’ve been selective with the companies that we have engaged in this project. We
want to work with the best partners that share the same objective to make a real
impact in the race to Net-Zero,” said Carl Berglund, CCO at Nordbex.
The electricity grid in Southern Sweden has a need for clean, reliable,
affordable baseload power to support increased demand. Nordbex is developing
solutions that utilise sustainable natural resources from the local area, in
combination with the innovative configuration of proven technologies to provide
20-25MW of carbon negative electric power generation capacity to the grid.
“By delivering a distributed and scalable BECCS solution, we will support the
need for carbon removal and provide additional power at the same time. Our
belief is that likeminded partners will help take us there faster, and that’s
why we have selected Aker Carbon Capture for this project,” said Håkan Karlsson,
CTO at Nordbex.
Aker Carbon Capture is currently delivering seven carbon capture plants. At
Twence waste-to-energy facility in the Netherlands, Aker Carbon Capture is
currently delivering a Just Catch unit with a capacity of 100,000 tonnes CO2 per
year. For Heidelberg Materials’ cement plant in Brevik Norway, Aker Carbon
Capture is delivering a carbon capture plant with a capacity of 400,000 tonnes
per year, and for Ørsted in Denmark Aker Carbon Capture is delivering five Just
Catch 100 units. The Ørsted contract was enabled by a partnership between
Ørsted, Microsoft and Aker Carbon Capture where the creation and offtake of CDRs
was a key enabler for the business case. All these flagship projects contribute
to Aker Carbon Capture’s mission to standardize and modularize carbon capture
plants, with reduced footprint and significant cost and energy benefits.
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Aker Carbon Capture awarded study for waste-to-energy plants in Northern Europe
Aker Carbon Capture has been awarded a study from a European developer to assess
the feasibility of integrating carbon capture at multiple biomass and waste-to
-energy facilities. The four initial plants will be based on Aker Carbon
Capture’s modular Just Catch, which enables synergies across the projects,
faster realization and reduced overall risk.
“We are excited to be working on this leading carbon capture initiative. We
believe that our configurable Just Catch, which facilitates serial-produced
carbon capture units, will provide cost and delivery benefits. By addressing our
customer’s specific requirements, we aim to contribute to the successful
realization of their CCUS projects,” said Jon Christopher Knudsen, Chief
Commercial Officer at Aker Carbon Capture.
This award emphasizes Aker Carbon Capture’s leading European market position
with proven technology, modularized and standardized products and a major
project portfolio. The European Commission recently presented a 90% net GHG
emissions reduction proposal compared to 1990 levels as the recommended target
for 2040. To deliver a reduction of net GHG emissions of 90%, the EU’s GHG
emissions in 2040 should be less than 850 MtCO2-eq and carbon removals should
reach up to 400 MtCO2, a large part of which will have to be BECCS.
Aker Carbon Capture is currently delivering seven carbon capture plants. In the
Netherlands, Aker Carbon Capture is in the final stages of delivering a Just
Catch 100 at the Twence waste-to-energy facility. For Heidelberg Materials’
cement plant in Brevik Norway, Aker Carbon Capture is delivering a carbon
capture plant with a capacity of 400,000 tonnes per year. The company is also
delivering five Just Catch 100 units to Ørsted’s bioenergy facilities in
Denmark, with a total design capture capacity of 500,000 tonnes CO2 per year.
These flagship projects contribute to Aker Carbon Capture’s mission to serial
produce carbon capture units for the mid-scale emitter market.
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services and technologies serving a range of industries with carbon emissions,
including the cement, bio and waste-to-energy, gas-to-power and blue hydrogen
segments. Aker Carbon Capture’s proprietary, carbon-capture technology offers a
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Aker Carbon Capture awarded milestone project in the United States.
CO280 Solutions and a leading pulp and paper company have awarded a carbon
capture test campaign to Aker Carbon Capture for an undisclosed site on the Gulf
Coast in the US. This test campaign follows a successful pre-FEED performed for
the same site. It will enable the full-scale implementation of multiple Just
Catch 400 modular capture facilities with permanent storage, and the creation of
carbon removal credits.
Aker Carbon Capture has extensive testing experience, with more than 60,000
operational hours worldwide on multiple industrial flue gases. The company’s
mobile test unit will now be applied to the pulp and paper industry for the
first time. The initial results from the campaign are expected towards the end
of 2024, ahead of the project’s expected final investment decision.
“We are delighted to work with CO280 and a leading US pulp and paper company to
implement their first carbon capture project. This is a robust business
opportunity for our customer since it is supported both by 45Q carbon tax
credits and additional revenues from the sale of carbon removal credits.
With its strong cost and schedule advantages, our modular Just Catch 400
offering is an ideal fit for pulp and paper mills across the US,” said Egil
Fagerland, Chief Executive Officer at Aker Carbon Capture. “This test campaign
signifies a milestone for Aker Carbon Capture’s rapid expansion into the
significant North American market.” Fagerland continued.
CO280 partners with pulp and paper companies to finance, own, and operate carbon
capture and sequestration (CCS) projects that deliver a new standard of
permanent, high-quality, and affordable carbon removal credits to the voluntary
carbon market. In May 2023, CO280 entered a long-term agreement with JP Morgan
to supply carbon removal credits, in one of the largest carbon removal
agreements ever announced.
“This marks an important first step towards our ambitious goal of scaling-up
carbon removal by capturing and permanently storing biogenic CO2 from the pulp
and paper industry. We have selected Aker Carbon Capture based on its proven
modular design and deep experience with amine technology, which is a key
enabling solution for the carbon removal projects we are developing across the
pulp and paper industry”, said Jonathan Rhone, Chief Executive Officer at CO280.
The US pulp and paper industry emits approximately 150 million metric tonnes of
CO2 annually, primarily of biogenic origin. By capturing and storing these
emissions permanently, one achieves negative emissions, as more carbon dioxide
is removed from the atmosphere than is being emitted from the process. Carbon
removals provides an opportunity to not only compensate for hard-to-abate
emissions, but also historical emissions, which is crucial to reaching net zero
in 2050. Aker Carbon Capture is already enabling the creation of high-quality
carbon removal credits through its delivery to Ørsted Kalundborg Hub.
“The pulp and paper industry is a priority market for Aker Carbon Capture in the
US and we are exited to collaborate with CO280 to develop this market. The use
of carbon capture and sequestration technology provides a financial opportunity
to benefit from favorable tax incentives, a chance to support local economic
development as these facilities are built locally, and a pathway towards meeting
the US’ climate goals,” said Jonah Margulis, Aker Carbon Capture’s Head of North
America. “We look forward to continuing to partner with CO280 and other industry
leaders to bring our proven technology to pulp and paper mills across the
country.”
Aker Carbon Capture’s Mobile Test Unit is a complete CO2 capture plant that
includes the company’s advanced carbon capture technology where the test results
are scalable when implementing full scale plants. Aker Carbon Capture’s Just
CatchT modular offering is a standardized product that enables the pre
-fabrication of carbon capture units. The company is currently delivering seven
carbon capture units: five Just Catch 100 units to Ørsted, one Just Catch 100
unit to Twence and a Big Catch delivery to Heidelberg Materials at Brevik. These
flagship projects contribute to the company’s development of serial production
of carbon capture units providing cost and delivery benefits for the mid-scale
emitter market.
@pdx tekboot funker ikke her
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CFO i ACC har første innlegg
Anbefaler å se alt. Veldig to the point
https://sb1m.brightcovegallery.com/ec2024/detail/videos/day-1/video/6345181217112
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Aker Carbon Capture Announces Agreement to form Joint Venture with SLB
The new company will combine technology portfolios, expertise and operations
platforms to bring carbon capture solutions to market, faster and more
economically.
OSLO, Norway, March 27, 2024 - Aker Carbon Capture ASA (Oslo: ACC) today
announced an agreement with SLB to combine their respective carbon capture
businesses to support accelerated industrial decarbonization at scale.
Bringing together complementary technology portfolios, leading process design
expertise and an established project delivery platform, the partnership will
leverage ACC’s commercial carbon capture product offering and SLB’s new
technology developments and industrialization capability. It will create a
vehicle for accelerating the introduction of early-stage technologies into the
global market on a commercial, proven platform. Following the transaction, SLB
will own 80% of the combined business and ACC will own 20%.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) sees carbon capture, utilization, and
sequestration (CCUS) playing a critical role in the net-zero transition -
estimating that over one gigaton of CO2 per year will need to be captured by
2030, scaling up to over six gigatons by 2050.
“The decision to combine ACC and SLB’s carbon capture business is underpinned by
a strategic vision that reflects our commitment to accelerate the industrial
adoption of carbon capture,” said Egil Fagerland, chief executive officer, ACC.
“By partnering with SLB, we will become a diversified, global carbon capture
player. Our combined suite of technologies and global reach will make a platform
positioned to profitably scale faster, to the benefit of customers, employees
and shareholders.”
The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close by
end of the second quarter, 2024.
Transaction details
At closing, SLB will pay NOK 4.12 billion in cash to ACC for the purchase of 80%
of the shares in Aker Carbon Capture Holding AS (ACCH), which holds the business
of ACC. In addition, ACC will retain NOK 0.40 billion in cash. The sum of the
purchase price for ACCH and retained cash corresponds to a value per ACC share
of NOK 9.19. In addition, ACC will be entitled to a performance-based payment of
up to NOK 1.36 billion.
The performance-based payments will be subject to the achievement of certain
milestones, order intake and margin targets. The payments will be due when
certain targets are met in the period 2025 to 2027, weighted towards the end of
the period upon finalization of the financial statements for 2027. The
performance-based payments will carry a market-based interest rate from the date
of closing until the date of payment.
ACCH will pay USD 50 million to purchase SLB’s carbon capture business.
The cooperation between ACC and SLB as shareholders of the combined business,
will be governed by a shareholders’ agreement. This will, inter alia, provide
for board representation and certain other governance and minority protection
rights for ACC, for SLB to finance the realization of the business plan by
shareholder loans and for the possibility for ACC to sell its 20% stake in the
combined business in the future.
After a lock-up period of three years, ACC will be entitled to sell its stake in
ACCH to SLB during a period of six months (put option). The put option price
will be based on the fair market value of the combined business with a floor
equal to the purchase price agreed for ACCH as set out above (on a per share
basis, and not including any performance-based payments) corresponding to
approximately NOK 1.03 billion for the retained 20% stake, and a ceiling at 2.0x
this price. Conversely, SLB will after expiry of the put option have a right to
purchase ACC’s 20% stake in the combined business during the following six
months (call option). The call option price will be based on the fair market
value of the combined business with a higher floor than the put option floor and
a ceiling at 2.5x. The shareholders’ agreement also has customary buy-out rights
for both shareholders in the event of a change of control in the other
shareholder.
Advisors
SEB is acting as financial advisor, BAHR as deal counsel and Wikborg Rein as
governance counsel to ACC.
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Mye på børs er et skittent spill. Ingen skal fortelle meg at krakket siste ukene har vært tilfeldig. Et styrt krakk som gjorde at 9 kr ble spiselig.
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Tja, kan vel hende budet har vært planlagt bare, men at det kom akkurat nå fordi kursen gikk såppass ned. Ingen økning i synlig short over 0,5% siden juni ifjor.
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Aker Carbon Capture awarded pre-FEED from Statkraft in Norway
Aker Carbon Capture has been awarded a pre-FEED for Statkraft’s Heimdal waste-to
-energy plant for capturing 220.000 tonnes of CO2 per year. By capturing and
permanently storing these emissions, it is possible to reduce up to 25% of
Trondheim municipality’s CO? emissions.
The pre-FEED covers CO2 capture, compression, purification, liquefaction, and
temporary storage of CO2 at the Heimdal waste-to-energy plant. From Heimdal, the
liquid CO2 will be transported by truck to an export terminal with subsequent
ship transport to permanent storage.
“We are excited to extend our collaboration with Statkraft. The decarbonization
of the waste-to-energy industry is crucial in achieving Norway’s ambitious
climate goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030”, said Jon
Christopher Knudsen, Chief Commercial Officer at Aker Carbon Capture. “By
leveraging our product portfolio and ongoing projects, we maintain a robust
position within the waste-to-energy sector” Knudsen continued.
In 2023, Aker Carbon Capture was awarded a full FEED by Hafslund Oslo Celsio,
the largest supplier of district heating in Norway, to develop carbon capture at
their waste-to-energy facility at Klemetsrud in Oslo, Norway. The project will
be delivered based on Aker Carbon Capture’s modularized Just Catch 400 unit,
with a design capacity to capture up to 400,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.
Treating waste in a modern incineration plant is the most climate-efficient way
of final treatment when the waste has no other utility value. However, waste
incineration emits large volumes of CO2. District heating from Statkraft’s waste
-to-energy plant at Heimdal provides more than 30% of the Trondheim
municipality’s heating demand. District heating reduces the amount of
electricity needed, making more electricity available for other purposes.
Together with the direct carbon reduction and removal when these emissions are
captured, waste-to-energy facilities serve as an important part of Norway’s
journey towards net zero.
Project Manager Bjørn Hølaas in Statkraft finds it exciting that Aker Carbon
Capture is one of the three selected contractors who will carry out pre-FEED
studies for CO2 reduction and removal from our waste incineration plants in
Trondheim. Statkraft looks forward to continuing the good dialogue with Aker
Carbon Capture, and not least studying the report from Aker when it is completed
in the autumn.
Statkraft is also a member of ‘CCS Midt-Norge’, an industry cluster for CO2
capture and storage in central Norway, representing about 1.5 million tonnes of
annual CO2 emissions. The cluster is expected to lead to an increased
understanding, progress and potential economies of scale related to the
realization of CCS in the region.
Ja, her (på forumet altså) var det ikke mest aktivitet. Såkalte “grønne aksjer” var jo så poulære for et par år siden. Da alle ville inn. Siden har aksjekursene stort sett gått den vei høna og andre sparker.
Men kanskje det er lys i tunnelen?
Jeg vet sikkert mindre enn de fleste, men har valgt å ta et lodd her i dag, etter siste børsmelding fra selskapet. Et samarbeid med Microsoft og Canada om karbonfangst kan hende ikke resulterer i så mye på bunnlinjen akkurat i inneværende uke/måned. Men kanskje i fremtiden?
Den som lever osv.
Her er link til børsmeldingen i det minste:
Fortsatt god vårstemning!
Veldig bra, men hvordan blir veien videre på børs nå som selskapet er kjøpt opp?
Tidligere ville kursen gått bra opp på en nyhet som dette, men det har stangnert helt etter oppkjøpet. Er det noe vits i å gå inn da ?
Må ærlig innrømme at det vet jeg ikke. Men de betaler vel NOK 9.19 per aksje. Kjøpte i dag på snitt 7.877 (beklager, 7.4877). Så drømmer (rett eller feil) at her er det noe å gå på … Og kursen var vel nede i 5.38 rundt 18. mars?
Jaja, enten går det- eller så går det ei. Som Ibsen skrev (har jeg sikkert gjentatt til kjedsommelighet): Jeg farer min Skude på grunn, men så er det dog deiligt at fare!
PS. Mener Flys og Sparebanken1 begge har kursmål 10.- datert inneværende måned.
Noen som vet hvor stor markedsandel ACC har?
Bra fremgang for SLB-ACC i hvert fall: WACKER Successfully Tests CO2 Capture from the Silicon Production Process - Wacker Chemie AG.
Forøvrig kan det være av interesse for ACC-aksjonærer å sjekke ut Aker Carbon Capture – IDEALKAPITAL.
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Det aksjonærbrevet er et flott tiltak, jeg tror det kan være lurt at alle aksjonærer leser dette og agerer ut i fra egen selvstendig vurdering i etterkant…
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Jeg vil våge påstanden at alle ACC-aksjonærer som ikke heter Røkke vil ha utbytte (sic!) av å lese det brevet. Det er virkelig for ille at vi 3 måneder etter at selskapet annonserer at transaksjonen med SLB er gjennomført fremdeles ikke hørt noe som helst om hva planen for midlene er.
Det skal være verdier for minst tilsvarende det ACC fikk i vederlag fra SLB+ en opsjon på å selge resterende 20% av JV til SLB. Ifølge markedet kommer disse midelene til å kastes bort eller lures unna på typisk Røkke-vis, til beste for ham og Aker (som vanlig).
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Relevant for SLB Capturi:
I det nye prosjektet står Aker Solutions/Aker Carbon Capture som teknologileverandør, i stedet for Technip FMC.
Avhenger dog av at Staten går med på å betale en stor andel av prisen.
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