Last Update: 09/25/2026 at 4:33 PM EST
Yara Begins Operating Europe’s Largest…Yara Begins Operating Europe’s Largest Industrial CCS Facility
Coverage from New Atlas, Industrial Info Resources, and others

Yara has begun operating a carbon capture system at its ammonia plant in Sluiskil, the Netherlands, designed to capture and liquefy up to 800,000 metric tons of CO2 annually. Ships will transport the CO2 to Norway for permanent storage through Northern Lights, establishing a commercial cross-border capture, transport, and storage chain. The project demonstrates one route for industrial emissions reduction, though its favorable feedstock and waterfront location may limit comparisons with other industries, and wider European CCS investment remains uncertain.
First Article: 09/23/26
Latest Article: 09/23/26
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09-20-2026
New Atlas / Abhimanyu
Yara inaugurated an 800,000-ton-per-year carbon capture facility at its Sluiskil ammonia plant in the Netherlands, with Northern Lights transporting and storing captured CO2 offshore in Norway.
09-18-2026
Chemical & Engineering News / Craig Bettenhausen
Yara International began operating a large-scale carbon capture system in Sluiskil, Netherlands, shipping captured CO2 to Norway for geological storage through Northern Lights.
09-17-2026
Industrial Info Resources / Martin Lynch
During the 2020s, Yara began capturing CO2 for Northern Lights' cross-border transport and subsea storage at Sluiskil in the Netherlands and Oygarden in Norway.
