• OGE held a panel at the North Rhine-Westphalia State Parliament on CO2 transport infrastructure for the region’s industrial transition.
• Company presented spatial impact assessment documentation for the Delta Rhine Corridor and Ruhbens CO2 transport corridors.
• Technical managing director Detlef Brüggemeyer flagged early engagement with citizens and local authorities as central to the projects’ planning.
• Politicians and industry participants backed CO2 transport and storage to help hard-to-abate sectors meet climate targets while protecting jobs.
• OGE positioned the corridors as part of a broader CO2 network to support long-term industrial competitiveness in North Rhine-Westphalia.

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