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Full Speed Ahead – CCS and CDR Momentum in Norway and Europe

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Carbon capture, storage and removal are moving from ambition to action. The integration of CDRs into the EU Emissions Trading System, expanded public funding mechanisms and growing commercial interest are reshaping the market – creating real momentum and new opportunities for industry, investors and policymakers alike.

Join us for a seminar exploring what these developments mean in practice; from regulatory and market implications to the commercial and political dynamics driving the next phase of CCS and CDR in Norway and Europe.

Building on our previous events, the programme brings together perspectives from across the CCS and CDR landscape. We will explore:

  • the market impact of bringing CDRs into the EU ETS
  • the latest developments in Enova's competition-based CCS support scheme
  • carbon credits and compliance under the Green Transition Directive
  • the journey of scaling direct air capture from startup to market
  • Norway's CCS ambition beyond Longship, including the political landscape and the question of whether Norway can become Europe's carbon vault

The seminar is relevant for project developers, investors, corporates, advisers and policymakers working in, or assessing opportunities within, carbon removal and CCS.

We look forward to welcoming you in Oslo.

Agenda

11.30–12.15

Arrival and lunch

12.15–12.25

Welcome and introduction
June Snemyr // Partner, Thommessen

12.25–13.00

When CDRs become part of the EU ETS – what does it mean for the market?
Speaker to be confirmed

13.00–13.30

CCS Funding in Norway: The latest from Enova's competition-based support scheme
Ståle Kvernrød // Senior Advisor Industry, Enova

13.30–13.50

Coffee break

13.50–14.15

Carbon Credits, Climate Claims, and Compliance – what the Green Transition Directive means for CCS and CDR players
Julie Rasmussen Solli // Specialist Counsel, Thommessen

14.15–14.40

Introduction to DACC and Remover's journey from startup to market and view on which schemes are required to gain momentum
Einar Tyssen // CEO & Founder, REMOVR

14.40–15.00

Coffee break

15.00–15.30

From Longship to the next phase – Norway's CCS ambition and how to get the politicians onboard
Tina Bru // Partner, First House

15.30–16.20

Panel discussion: Can Norway become Europe's carbon vault?

16.20–

Light refreshments and networking

Expertise

Speakers

  • Image of June Snemyr, Partner og Advokat See CV for June Snemyr

    June Snemyr, Partner Advokat

    June Snemyr primarily advises clients in the oil and gas industry, low carbon sector and the renewables sector, and players developing alternative energy sources. She assists clients with energy and infrastructure projects, regulatory matters and M&A, and regularly serves as legal adviser in commercial negotiations.

    June has unique experience with CCS projects, having served as interim General Counsel at Northern Lights JV in 2022. In addition, she has substantial experience with offshore projects, third‑party access agreements to existing infrastructure, oil and gas–related M&A, issues related to the Norwegian joint operating agreement, as well as infrastructure matters and product sales agreements.

    She also has a particular focus on emerging energy‑related sectors, such as the development of offshore wind projects, battery manufacturing, and hydrogen projects. Having worked for five years as in‑house counsel at TotalEnergies, June has deep industry knowledge and a practical approach to resolving matters, with the business acumen that our clients value.
  • Image of Julie Rasmussen Solli, Specialist Counsel og Advokat See CV for Julie Rasmussen Solli

    Julie Rasmussen Solli, Specialist Counsel Advokat

    Julie works with dispute resolution and advisory in intellectual property law, marketing law, and general contract law. She has particular expertise in consumer and marketing law, and advises both Norwegian and international companies on legal issues related to marketing and supply of goods and services.

    She has extensive experience assisting clients in retail and e-commerce, as well as foreign businesses launching goods or services in the Norwegian market.

    Julie provides ongoing legal advice on advertising campaigns, promotional activities, competitions, loyalty programs, green claims, subscription services, user reviews, and collaborations with influencers.

    She also advises on regulatory compliance for online sales, including the drafting of terms and conditions in both B2C and B2B contexts, as well as issues related to the right of withdrawal, purchasing processes, and information requirements.

    In addition, she provides guidance on product requirements such as labeling and packaging.

    Julie has broad experience in handling inquiries from regulatory authorities such as the Norwegian Consumer Authority and the Norwegian Food Safety Authority, including matters under the Transparency Act, and she regularly litigates before the courts.
  • Image of Thea Emilie Løland Hareide, Senior Associate og Advokatfullmektig See CV for Thea Emilie Løland Hareide

    Thea Emilie Løland Hareide, Senior Associate Advokatfullmektig

    Thea Emilie primarily works with public law and private law issues related to the production, transmission, and sale of renewable energy, including hydropower, wind power, solar power, and the grid, as well as CCS. She also assists Norwegian and international clients with questions related to the EU Emission Trading System and the voluntary carbon market.
  • Image of Einar Tyssen (CEO & Founder, Removr)

    Einar Tyssen (CEO & Founder, Removr)

  • Image of Ståle Kvernrød (Senior Advisor, Enova)

    Ståle Kvernrød (Senior Advisor, Enova)

  • Image of Tina Bru (Partner, First House)

    Tina Bru (Partner, First House)