Stockholm Railway Investment Project Energy Storage

Today, Stockholm Exergi announces its decision to build one of the world's largest facilities for capture and permanent storage of biogenic carbon dioxide. The investment decision marks a major milestone in enabling permanent removals and will help Sweden and the EU reach their long-term climate goals. The investment amounts to SEK 13 billion.

Stockholm Exergi is building one of the world's largest facilities for capture and permanent storage of biogenic carbon dioxide, scheduled for completion late in 2028. Illustration: Stockholm Exergi

Stockholm Central Station is facing its biggest challenge since opening in 1871. Sweden's largest transportation hub handles 230,000 people daily and 200 million journeys a year. Increasingly outgrowing its original design, action is now needed to accommodate the country's burgeoning rail needs, while meeting sustainability and climate targets.

0CONTENTExecutive summaryEXECUTIVE SUMMARYThis report of planned construction and infrastructure projects within the Stockholm region shows a total investmen volume of €115 billion until the year 2040. This is a steady increase since 2019,

andinavia's most profitable railway project. The project is about strengthening the connection between two capitals in Scandinavia at a distance of just over 40 miles – a route through Sweden's most populous area where nearly 3.5 million people live and a link between two of Europe's currently fastest growing cities, uni

With its roots deep in Stockholm's energy history and its eyes on the future, Stockholm Exergi's story is just beginning—and could help set the course for a new carbon removal industry across Europe. “Cutting emissions is no longer enough to meet climate goals—we must also remove carbon dioxide.