Norway is consolidating its expertise in carbon capture and storage (CCS) through a new national cluster, CCUS Innovation, which unites two of the country’s leading initiatives, CCUS Norway, led by Carbon Limits, and CCS Innovation, driven by SINTEF Energy.

The new cluster aims to accelerate the commercialization of carbon management technologies and reinforce Norway’s global competitiveness in the low-carbon industry.

The Norwegian Innovation Clusters (NIC) program has awarded the initiative NOK 9 million (~$900,000) in funding over three years (2026-2028). The program is managed by Innovation Norway, Siva, and the Research Council of Norway.

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