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  1. Shell, Equinor, Heidelberg Materials, and Stockholm Exergi announced a collaboration on a Northern Lights CCS project in Brevik, Norway, aimed at strengthening Europe's emissions reduction efforts.

Equinor demonstrates the viability of carbon capture technology as part of the Northern Lights CCS project.

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Equinor demonstrates the viability of carbon capture technology as part of the Northern Lights CCS project.

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Shell, Equinor, Heidelberg Materials, and Stockholm Exergi announced a collaboration on a Northern Lights CCS project in Brevik, Norway, aimed at strengthening Europe's emissions reduction efforts. All 2 developments

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