Danish energy regulators just received two bids for permits to explore CO2 storage locations off the coast. 

The country opened its first CO2 storage facility in November.

This is important, both for establishing places where captured carbon from fossil fuel plants can go (especially as Europe incentivizes CCS through its new Clean Industrial Deal) and for future carbon removal efforts. 

https://carbonherald.com/totalenergies-mitsui-and-carboncuts-compete-for-co2-storage-permits-in-denmark/

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