The CO2 is captured, liquefied, and then injected 2600m under the North Sea seabed.
Europe's largest carbon capture facility opens in Netherlands (reuters.com)
14 pointsby vinni218 hours ago3 comments
krunck 18 hours ago
https://www.yara.com/sustainability/transforming-food-system...
rugina 18 hours ago
It's not a carbon capture facility, it's an ammonia (fertilizer) factory. They will capture the CO2 resulted from the chemical process.
dlcarrier 14 hours ago
That's a common source of bottled CO2 sold, for example, to carbonate soft drinks or make dry ice.