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King Frederick of Denmark inaugurated the "Greenland" site for carbon dioxide storage beneath the North Sea, the first of its kind in the European Union on an industrial scale. The site is located in the Nini West oil field, where during the pilot phase, approximately 15,000 tons of carbon dioxide were injected annually at a depth of 1,800 meters. Full-scale operation is expected to transport and store up to 400,000 tons annually. Experts consider the technology to be safe, but there are environmental concerns that it might encourage the removal of greenhouse gases rather than their reduction, with similar sites located off the coast of Norway.
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