Fortum Oslo Varme, FOV, produces and distributes renewable district heating in the Oslo region. We provide safe and environmentally friendly treatment of residual waste that cannot, or ought not, be recycled, and recover energy from waste and other environmentally friendly resources, in order to provide green district heating and electricity.

FOV is the largest supplier of district heating in Norway and makes up 36 % of all district heating generated in Norway. Work is being carried out on large development projects, and the company intends to establish a full-scale carbon catchment plant at Klemetsrud.

The company is owned 50/50 by Fortum and Oslo Municipality and is part of the Fortum group, which has the operational control.

The company was established on 4 August 2017, when the previous Hafslund Varme AS was merged with Klemetsrudanlegget AS. The new company currently has approx. 180 employees. The company has office premises at Klemetsrud and Skøyen.

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Fortum Oslo Varme, FOV, is carrying out a project for Front-End Engineering Design, FEED, for adding a carbon catchment plant at Klemetsrud Waste-to-Energy plant in Norway.

The aim of FEED is to develop an independent and self-sufficient full-scale unit for the catchment of CO2. Collected CO2 will be compressed, condition, liquid and sent to temporary storage. Liquid CO2 will be later transported to Oslo Port by lorries, where it will be stored in a temporary storage tank facility before it is exported via a CO2 transport ship. Liquid CO2 is to be temporarily stored in a planned, established tank store/terminal before it is transported to the export terminal at Oslo Port. The requested work is for a catchment plant and temporary storage at Klemetsrud, as well as temporary storage/export terminal at Oslo Port. The ground must be prepared and foundations must be laid for all parts of the facility.

This request is for ground work and foundations for a carbon catchment facility and temporary storage at Klemetsrud, as well as for a terminal at Oslo Port.