Previous NCCS News

NCCS presented to the German Green Party

NCCS Centre Director Discusses CCS on Spanish Educational TV Programme

On 25 April 2022, NCCS Centre Director Mona Mølnvik was interviewed by Pere Estupinya about CCS for “El Cazador de Cerebros” (The Brain Hunter).

NCCS Geologists on Geoscience Podcast

Last week, Rikke Bruhn and Sian Evans from Task 9 of NCCS were guests on the eGeos podcast, talking about the importance of permanent underground CO2 storage as a means of decarbonising our societies.

NCCS Centre Director on the “Fornybaren” Podcast

NCCS Centre Director Mona Mølnvik is the special guest on this week’s episode of Fornybaren. She’s interviewed by hosts Bendik Solum Whist and Aslak Øverås.

NCCS Webinars – Autumn 2022

15 June 2022

Over the past two years, webinars have become a cornerstone of NCCS’ dissemination and communication strategy. Even though we are now returning to in-person meetings following the COVID-19 pandemic, digital events like webinars remain relevant, as they enable us to share our results and developments with the wider CCS community around the world.

NCCS PhD and Postdoc Students Gather in Trondheim for First Student Seminar Day

On 9 June 2022, NCCS gathered its PhD and Postdoc students together in Trondheim for the centre’s first Student Seminar Day.

CCS: From Conference to Classroom

23 May 2022

On Friday 20 May, SINTEF Research Scientist Ingrid Snustad gave a presentation on carbon capture and storage (CCS) to a room of approx. 600 Norwegian school children in Oslo, Norway.

Core Workshop Held by NCCS Task 9 at the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s Geobank

On Thursday 31 March and Friday 1 April, Task 9 of NCCS held a core workshop at the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate.

“Geology is more than just rocks!”: NCCS master’s students represent carbon storage at UiO open day

Two of NCCS’ master’s students attended UiO’s open day to talk to prospective students about geoscience and carbon storage. NCCS postdoc researcher Siân Evans spoke to them about their experience.

The North Sea as a platform for the green transition

The North Sea should play a central role in the green transition, according to a new report to which the Norwegian CCS Research Centre (NCCS) contributed.