The search for sites in Sweden where carbon dioxide can be stored beneath the seabed has been under way for three years. Two potential sites have now been identified. "We have received very good samples and the results so far are very promising," says Sofie Lindström at the Geological Survey of Sweden (SGU).
Sweden800 meters below the seabed, the solution to Sweden's emissions problem may lie. Right now, the Swedish Geological Survey (SGU) is investigating the possibilities of storing carbon dioxide in the bedrock. It looks promising, says project leader Sofie Lindström.
Sweden800 meters under the seabed, the solution to Sweden's emissions problem may be found. Right now, the Swedish Geological Survey (SGU) is investigating the possibilities of storing carbon dioxide in the bedrock. It looks promising, says project leader Sofie Lindström.
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