Denmark opens one of Europe’s first large-scale CO2 storage facilities

The trace

How it reaches your house.

Starting from Industrial CO2 (Stunning & MAP Packaging), we walked the supply graph hop by hop to the goods you buy and the companies you own. Each step is the engine’s reasoning, scored for confidence and cited where a source backs it.

1. First impact

   Underground Salt Cavern Storage Infrastructure →Stands to benefit

   Enterprise Products Partners L.P.

   As the largest listed supplier share of this infrastructure, a new large-scale CO2 storage facility should increase demand for its related services.

   72% confidence

   Underground Salt Cavern Storage Infrastructure →Stands to benefit

   Energy Transfer LPET

   With a 20% supply share into this infrastructure and low substitutability, added CO2-storage capacity should benefit it.

   67% confidence

   Underground Salt Cavern Storage Infrastructure →Stands to benefit

   ONEOK, Inc.

2. Hop 2

   Kinder Morgan, Inc. →supply up

   Underground Salt Cavern Storage Infrastructure

   Denmark's new large-scale CO2 storage facility adds to the supply of underground salt-cavern storage infrastructure, which is an input Kinder Morgan depends on, easing that constraint but only modestly affecting the company.

   43% confidence

   Targa Resources Corp. →supply up

   Underground Salt Cavern Storage Infrastructure

   Denmark’s new CO2 storage facility adds underground salt-cavern storage capacity, easing a low-substitutability input that Targa relies on, though the geographic linkage is indirect.

   31% confidence