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Frontier Backs Norway’s First Carbon Capture Retrofit! Is This the Future of Waste-to-Energy?

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Frontier has signed offtake agreements with Norway’s Hafslund Celsio for the first-ever carbon capture retrofit at their waste-to-energy facility. Such plants recover energy from waste treatment, usually in the form of heat or electricity. Hafslund Celsio is the country’s largest district heating provider and operator of the biggest waste incineration plant near Oslo. The press release revealed that Frontier buyers will invest $31.6 million to r…
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Frontier Backs Norway’s First Carbon Capture Retrofit! Is This the Future of Waste-to-Energy?

Frontier has signed offtake agreements with Norway’s Hafslund Celsio for the first-ever carbon capture retrofit at their waste-to-energy facility. Such plants recover energy from waste treatment, usually in the form of heat or electricity. Hafslund Celsio is the country’s largest district heating provider and operator of the biggest waste incineration plant near Oslo. The press release revealed that Frontier buyers will invest $31.6 million to r…

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Frontier Signs Deal to Remove 100,000 Tonnes of Carbon Emissions from Garbage Incineration

Carbon removal buyer coalition Frontier announced that it has facilitated purchases of 100,000 tons of carbon removals to be generated between 2029 and 2030, through the abatement of emissions from a waste incineration plant owned by power and heat provider Hafslund Celsio. The agreement will support the first-ever retrofit of a waste-to-energy facility to deliver […]

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