Grete Tveit’s Post

I’m happy to share that Equinor and Microsoft have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement to help accelerate the development of CO2 transport and storage value chains and the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) credits market in North-Western Europe and the United States! Our companies share strong ambitions within these areas. Equinor as a major player in CO2 transport and storage, and Microsoft as the world’s leading procurer of CDR credits that can also provide the end-to-end digital backbone to track molecules from capture sites to permanent storage. We are looking forward to collaborating with Microsoft. By procuring credits from pioneering CDR developers, Microsoft helped secure commitments that supported the launch of Northern Lights JV, the world’s first, third-party CO2 transport and storage project, now in operation at Øygarden, Norway. Through this new agreement, we intend to build on that experience, work together to develop CO2 value chains and make carbon removals available to a broader set of market participants. Collaboration across the value chain is essential to enable carbon removal at scale and we look forward to continuing this journey with Microsoft!

I’m happy to share that Equinor and Microsoft have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement to help accelerate the development of CO2 transport and storage value chains and the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) credits market in North-Western Europe and the United States! Our companies share strong ambitions within these areas. Equinor as a major player in CO2 transport and storage, and Microsoft as the world’s leading procurer of CDR credits that can also provide the end-to-end digital backbone to track molecules from capture sites to permanent storage. We are looking forward to collaborating with Microsoft. By procuring credits from pioneering CDR developers, Microsoft helped secure commitments that supported the launch of Northern Lights JV, the world’s first, third-party CO2 transport and storage project, now in operation at Øygarden, Norway. Through this new agreement, we intend to build on that experience, work together to develop CO2 value chains and make carbon removals available to a broader set of market participants. Collaboration across the value chain is essential to enable carbon removal at scale and we look forward to continuing this journey with Microsoft!

I’m happy to share that Equinor and Microsoft have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement to help accelerate the development of CO2 transport and storage value chains and the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) credits market in North-Western Europe and the United States! Our companies share strong ambitions within these areas. Equinor as a major player in CO2 transport and storage, and Microsoft as the world’s leading procurer of CDR credits that can also provide the end-to-end digital backbone to track molecules from capture sites to permanent storage. We are looking forward to collaborating with Microsoft. By procuring credits from pioneering CDR developers, Microsoft helped secure commitments that supported the launch of Northern Lights JV, the world’s first, third-party CO2 transport and storage project, now in operation at Øygarden, Norway. Through this new agreement, we intend to build on that experience, work together to develop CO2 value chains and make carbon removals available to a broader set of market participants. Collaboration across the value chain is essential to enable carbon removal at scale and we look forward to continuing this journey with Microsoft!

I’m happy to share that Equinor and Microsoft have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement to help accelerate the development of CO2 transport and storage value chains and the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) credits market in North-Western Europe and the United States! Our companies share strong ambitions within these areas. Equinor as a major player in CO2 transport and storage, and Microsoft as the world’s leading procurer of CDR credits that can also provide the end-to-end digital backbone to track molecules from capture sites to permanent storage. We are looking forward to collaborating with Microsoft. By procuring credits from pioneering CDR developers, Microsoft helped secure commitments that supported the launch of Northern Lights JV, the world’s first, third-party CO2 transport and storage project, now in operation at Øygarden, Norway. Through this new agreement, we intend to build on that experience, work together to develop CO2 value chains and make carbon removals available to a broader set of market participants. Collaboration across the value chain is essential to enable carbon removal at scale and we look forward to continuing this journey with Microsoft!

Let’s go near-zero emission steel, Microsoft! As a global player with high climate ambitions, Microsoft will lead the way by using our near-zero emission steel in their data centers. A large part of Microsoft’s emission reduction targets comes from building and operating its data centers. Reducing these emissions requires innovative materials, like Stegra's green steel! We have also signed another agreement, first-of-its-kind, for environmental attribute certificates (EACs). This is a model that will help drive demand for green steel while global production volumes are still being built up. Funded by EUIF and the Swedish Energy Agency, Stegra is demonstrating together with partners like Microsoft - initially an investor and now also a customer - how companies around the world can reach their climate targets.

Let’s go near-zero emission steel, Microsoft! As a global player with high climate ambitions, Microsoft will lead the way by using our near-zero emission steel in their data centers. A large part of Microsoft’s emission reduction targets comes from building and operating its data centers. Reducing these emissions requires innovative materials, like Stegra's green steel! We have also signed another agreement, first-of-its-kind, for environmental attribute certificates (EACs). This is a model that will help drive demand for green steel while global production volumes are still being built up. Funded by EUIF and the Swedish Energy Agency, Stegra is demonstrating together with partners like Microsoft - initially an investor and now also a customer - how companies around the world can reach their climate targets.

Let’s go near-zero emission steel, Microsoft! As a global player with high climate ambitions, Microsoft will lead the way by using our near-zero emission steel in their data centers. A large part of Microsoft’s emission reduction targets comes from building and operating its data centers. Reducing these emissions requires innovative materials, like Stegra's green steel! We have also signed another agreement, first-of-its-kind, for environmental attribute certificates (EACs). This is a model that will help drive demand for green steel while global production volumes are still being built up. Funded by EUIF and the Swedish Energy Agency, Stegra is demonstrating together with partners like Microsoft - initially an investor and now also a customer - how companies around the world can reach their climate targets.