Öresundskraft is developing Innozhero, one of the world’s first full-scale CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) facilities on a combined heat and power plant, Filbornaverket. The project is essential to helping the City of Helsingborg reach net zero by 2030. By 2029, the plant will capture and store 200,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually, half fossil and half biogenic, drastically reducing fossil emissions from Filbornaverket while also removing carbon from the atmosphere.
In 2024, Helsingborg’s CCS initiative at the Filborna waste-to-energy plant was awarded €54 million from the EU Innovation Fund through CINEA, along with approximately €24 million in national funding from the Swedish Energy Agency’s Industriklivet program, recognizing the project’s strong potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Negative emissions mean permanently removing carbon dioxide that would otherwise circulate in the atmosphere. At the Filborna plant in Helsingborg, biogenic CO₂ is captured and stored underground, creating a carbon sink. These removals can help local companies, who have already done everything they can to cut emissions, eliminate their final climate impact.
Höganäs AB and Öresundskraft sign agreement on carbon removals.
Helsingborg Approves CCS – Öresundskraft Moves Forward with Carbon Capture Project.
New Program Manager – A warm welcome to Fredrik Hedvall
Reading about technology is one thing – experiencing it is another. That’s why first hand information is essential for building understanding and trust in CCS.
