OSLO, May 15 (Reuters) - Energy firms Equinor,
Shell and Total will jointly invest in a
carbon capture and storage (CCS) exploitation licence for CO2
storage offshore Norway, Equinor said on Friday.
The project, called Northern Lights, is part of the
country's efforts to combat climate change.
The initial investment amounts to 6.9 billion Norwegian
crowns ($675.23 million), Equinor said.
($1 = 10.2188 Norwegian crowns)
(Reporting by Victoria Klesty, editing by Louise Heavens)