Editing Brevik CCS (section)

==Performance==
Heidelberg Materials reports Brevik CCS is designed to capture around 400,000 tonnes of CO<sub>2</sub> per year, corresponding to roughly 50% of the Brevik plant’s emissions.<ref name="HM_2025_Opening" /><ref name="SLB_Capturi_Project" />

During commissioning and ramp-up:
* SLB Capturi reported capture, liquefaction and temporary on-site storage of the first '''1,000 tonnes''' of CO<sub>2</sub> in May 2025.<ref name="SLB_Capturi_1000" />
* Heidelberg Materials reported that first volumes had been successfully captured, liquefied and temporarily stored, and that Northern Lights began initial shipments to Øygarden during June 2025 as ramp-up progressed.<ref name="HM_2025_Opening" />
* Reuters reported that the first CO<sub>2</sub> injected in Northern Lights operations was shipped from the Brevik cement factory and transported onward via pipeline from the Øygarden terminal.<ref name="Reuters_2025_Injection" />

Performance continues to be monitored in the initial years of deployment at the Brevik site.