The UK and Norway have entered a preliminary agreement for a 'green industrial partnership' aimed at advancing low-emissions technology such as offshore wind, carbon capture and storage (CCS), and hydrogen. The partnership is set to bolster energy security and enhance value chains for raw materials. Both countries are currently participating in the Copenhagen climate ministerial, where discussions on climate negotiations are taking place. The collaboration between the two nations also seeks to promote the development of renewable energy sources and strengthen cooperation in safeguarding subsea infrastructure in the North Sea. Norway, known for its advancements in the CCS field, is making progress with its Northern Lights CCS project, scheduled to commence operations in the upcoming summer. Notably, all necessary permits for the injection and storage of CO2 have been secured, affirming the project's readiness.