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The Energy Park is the world's first location with infrastructure for permanently storing CO2 underneath the seabed. Located by a fjord outside of Bergen, this is a unique location for establishing climate-friendly industry with focus on the lowest carbon footprint.
The Energy Park is among the world's best locations for establishing green industries aiming to capture and store CO2 or to produce climate-friendly products with short-distance access to necessary resources.
The Energy Park is the first location in the world to include the entire value chain for carbon capture and storage (CCS) from start to finish.
The area includes important sources and companies that support the global climate goals through future sustainable business areas. With the world's first CO2 reception and storage facility at site, industrial players who capture CO2 will be able to dispose of this locally and with the lowest possible carbon footprint.
The site is also a unique location for large-scale production of hydrogen-based energy carriers from natural gas with carbon capture and storage.
CCB Energy works to create synergy opportunities for industries in the Energy Park. The site can offer short-distance access to resources such as clean hydrogen, clean CO2, surplus heat, oxygen and water.
The Energy Park is located in Øygarden, which is an industry-friendly municipality in Vestland county, a 45-minute drive from Bergen city center. It is situated by the main shipping lane with proximity to the traffic hub and industrial clusters at Ågotnes, where Bergen's freight port will also be located.
Access to natural gas and LNG
At the Energy Park there is access to liquefied natural gas (LNG) as well as natural gas in pipelines.
Valuable industrial enterprises
In Øygarden municipality you will find valuable industry clusters with numerous competent and central companies.
Handling H2, CO2 and waste heat
The Energy Park will comprise production of hydrogen as well as reception, handling and distribution of CO2 and waste heat.
Along the main sea route
The Energy Park is centrally located for sea-road communication. You also have a short distance by sea and along the way to Bergen's future public harbour at Ågotnes.
Industry-friendly municipality
Øygarden municipality is an industrial-friendly municipality with a great focus on creating good solutions and safe workplaces for the future.
Local solutions
Our Energy Park has a unique location with access to raw material sources and maritime distribution. Here one can establish synergy industries as a consequence of existing activities.
Proximity to national CCS facilities
At its dedicated area within the Energy Park, Norhtern Lights will establish a national facility for reception and disposal of CO2.
Adequate distance from residential areas
The Energy Park is well located at an aduequate distance from local residential buildings. Here one can be assured to have long-term safety in industrial establishment.
Synergies from other climate-friendly industries
The Energy Park has a strong focus on establishments that will be important in a holistic value chain and in synergy to other companies that are being established at the site.
Aero Service Technology Norway together with Vetco Gray Scandinavia, specialize in testing and repairing gas turbines, type GE LM, for the oil and gas industry. The companies also sell parts, carry out service assignments and provide repairs of equipment to the turbines. Major repairs are carried out at a workshop in Italy.
BKK is a leading energy company and one of the country's largest distributors of electrical energy. The company is represented in the Energy Park with a deployed SHP plant established as a synergy of the local LNG production.
CCB Energy Operation's main purpose is to operate facilities within climate-friendly industries, including facilities for hydrogen production, CO2 capture and liquefaction, as well as for other relevant areas related to activities at the Energy Park.
CCB Energy Sales is the hub related to the market demand for H2, CO2, waste heat and other relevant products and services in the Energy Park. The company also provides logistics and distribution services at the Energy Park.
CCB Kollsnes is one of the property owners of the Energy Park and is co-responsible for infrastructure management and development in the park. Øygarden municipality is co-owner of the company.
Gasnor is a leading Norwegian gas company producing, distributing and selling liquefied natural gas (LNG) and natural gas in pipelines. Gasnor also actively produces and deliveres biogas. To offer clients even more renewable gas, the company is working to establish a value chain based on hydrogen.
H2 Production is to serve as the hydrogen producer of the Energy Park. The company will ensure a comprehensive value chain for hydrogen in collaboration with the group's operations and sales companies.
Mowi runs production of cleansing fish at the Energy Park. Starting in 2009, the plant is the world's first, and to date also the world's largest commercial breeding of ballan wrasse. The ballan wrasse cohabits with salmon and grazes on its sea-lice. The plant uses excess hot water from the area.
Naturgassparken Vest is one of the property owners of the Energy Park and represents infrastructure management and development in the park. Øygarden municipality is co-owner of the company.
Norhtern Lights owns the national CCS facility that is being established for reception and disposal of CO2 at the Energy Park. The plant is a major part of Norway's largest climate initiative under the project name "Langskip". Northern Lights is a project in collaboration between Equinor, Shell and Total.
ZEG Power is a technology company with a patented solution for producing hydrogen from natural gas or biogas. The technology is unique for its integrated capture of CO2 which results in pure hydrogen. The company collaborates with SLB, Nysnø, Ife, Sparx, AP Ventures, Stratel, and CO2 Management.
Øygarden Municipality is the co-owner of the Energy Park. The municipality operates a warehouse established on the site, as well as a local fire station for the northern part of Øygarden.
