CCB Energy Holding operates the Energy Park in Øygarden, an integrated industrial campus that provides co‑located land, utilities, port facilities, and an under‑sea CO₂ storage hub for low‑carbon projects. The park offers on‑site LNG, hydrogen, water, waste‑heat supply and logistics services, enabling short‑haul transport, shared infrastructure, and compliance with HMSSK safety standards for hydrogen producers, CO₂ capture firms, and related operators.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Industrial projects focused on low‑carbon energy (LNG, CO₂ capture, hydrogen) often lack a co‑located infrastructure hub, leading to high transport costs, fragmented supply chains, and limited opportunities for resource sharing and regulatory coordination.
Solution
CCB Energy Holding develops and operates the Energy Park in Øygarden, providing a purpose‑built industrial campus that integrates land, utilities, port facilities, and CO₂ storage infrastructure. The park offers on‑site access to natural gas, LNG, water, waste heat, and a dedicated under‑sea CO₂ repository, enabling short‑haul logistics and reduced emissions. Through a portfolio of subsidiary companies, CCB delivers property development, infrastructure management, and operational support services tailored to climate‑focused enterprises. The hub also supplies security, safety, and compliance frameworks aligned with HMSSK standards. By consolidating these assets, the Energy Park creates a low‑carbon value chain that accelerates project deployment and improves economic viability for participating firms.
Target Audience
The primary customers are low‑carbon industrial operators—hydrogen producers, CO₂ capture and storage firms, LNG facilities—and traditional manufacturers seeking synergistic logistics, infrastructure, and regulatory support within a climate‑focused industrial park.
Features
- Owned and developed industrial land with pre‑installed utilities and grid connections for LNG, hydrogen, and CO₂ processing.
- World‑first under‑sea CO₂ capture, transport, and permanent storage facility (Northern Lights) integrated into the park’s logistics network.
- 150 m quay with 9 m draft, RORO ramp, and ISPS‑certified berth supporting vessel loading/unloading and bulk transport.
- Modular operational services ranging from full‑plant management to single‑task support (e.g., maintenance, inspection, security).
- Comprehensive HMSSK safety management system, including real‑time monitoring, emergency response, and regulatory reporting.
- Digital coordination platform for resource sharing, scheduling, and data exchange among tenant companies.
- Consulting and business development services to assist new entrants with permitting, financing, and technology integration.
- Port and logistics services, including warehousing, short‑term and long‑term lease of storage areas, and multimodal transport solutions.