The CCS value chain – an update on trends, risks, challenges and opportunities from a Swedish and Danish perspective

Setterwalls and Horten are pleased to invite you to our second half-day conference focusing on carbon capture and storage (CCS)

CCS is considered as a key instrument to meet climate goals. Consequently, we have seen and see legal developments within this field and projects have been initiated or matured since our conference last year. The projects span from the maturation of carbon capture facilities, over transportation of CO2, to temporary and permanent carbon storage facilities.

However, large-scale CCS projects require that this CCS value chain is developed further. This half-day conference will focus on the trends, risks, challenges and opportunities associated with the large scale CO2 projects, including the elements of  the CCS value chain, which are still being developed and matured. During the conference, different players across the CCS value chain will give insights into their experiences.

Speakers and panelists

• Business strategist Björn Fredriksson Möller, Öresundskraft
• Lawyer Henrik von Zweigbergk, Geological Survery of Sweden (SGU)
• State geologists Charlotta Lüthje and Nina Skaarup, Geological Suvery of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS)
• Senior Regulatory and Public Affairs Manager Peter Hindsberger, INEOS Oil and Gas Denmark
• Partner and lawyer Tove Andersson and lawyers Klara Nylander and Malin Stenström, Setterwalls Advokatbyrå
• Partner and lawyer Søren Hornbæk Svendsen and director Jacob Sandholt, Horten Advokatpartnerselskab

Agenda

• Welcome! Introduction of the speakers.
• Updates on the regulatory framework for CCS and the CCS value chain in Sweden
• Updates on the regulatory framework for CCS and the CCS value chain in Denmark
• Status and experiences from certain CCS projects
  • Status on Öresundskraft’s CCS project at the Filborna plant
  • Status on the Greensand project
• Panel discussions on insights regarding opportunities for CCS in Sweden.
• Questions and discussion.

Practical information

• Date: Wednesday 14 January 2026
• Time: Welcome at 8.30 for coffee and networking. The conference will begin at 9.00. The event will be in English.
• At 12.00-13.00 lunch will be served and there will be time for more networking.
• Place: Setterwalls, Stortorget 23, Malmö

Please register by 7 January 2026. As we have a limited amount of seats we recommend you to register as soon as possible.

The event is directed towards those who work with CCS matters at companies, authorities, or as consultants within the sector.

We look forward to seeing you in Malmö!