OSPAR Convention: CO2 storage in geological formations

This procedure concerns the OSPAR Convention, focusing on how carbon dioxide (CO2) streams can be stored in geological formations. It aims to protect the marine environment of the North-East Atlantic from potential pollution related to this activity.

It affects industries involved in CO2 capture and storage, environmental protection agencies, and potentially coastal communities. The procedure clarifies rules for safe geological storage of CO2 to prevent harm to marine ecosystems.