DNB ASA is Norway’s largest financial services group, headquartered in Oslo and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. The company provides corporate and investment banking through DNB and DNB Markets, offering lending, cash management, trade finance, capital markets access, and risk management services to businesses and institutions. DNB is part-owned by the Norwegian state.
For industrial clients—including energy, maritime, manufacturing, and process industries such as chemicals—DNB supports project financing, mergers and acquisitions advisory, and hedging solutions across foreign exchange, interest rates, and commodities. The bank is active in sustainable finance, arranging green bonds and sustainability-linked loans that support decarbonization, renewable energy, and other transition projects. With an international network, DNB serves Nordic and global corporates involved in cross-border trade, investment, and supply chains relevant to the broader chemical value chain.
Also known as Den Norske Bank.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving DNB.
DNB's role on them: Investor / Financier.
Operational lessons from the Rakkestad CO₂ capture plant were presented at industry conferences in Helsinki, Copenhagen and Trondheim.
Facility backs Liverpool Bay CCS (operational 2028; 4.5 Mt/yr rising to 10 Mt by 2030s), funds other projects (L10, Bacton, Ravenna option); 13-bank syndicate; 30% built
Boliden replaces EUR 850m credit with a new EUR 1bn facility, enhancing liquidity and flexibility. BNP Paribas and Danske Bank lead the arrangement.
The Rakkestad facility captures CO₂ from waste-to-energy, producing food-grade CO₂. It highlights rapid industrial carbon capture implementation and future expansion plans.
Rakkestad plant begins CO₂ capture from waste incineration, marking a milestone in Norway's carbon capture efforts. Future projects aim to expand capacity and provide carbon removals.
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