In 1996, Norway's Sleipner project became the world's first large-scale CCS project developed with the aim to curb CO2 emissions from industry. Now, over 25 years later, there are 196 CCS facilities in the project pipeline. Listen in as Olav Kårstad, one of the original research advisers tasked to work on the project, speaks to the Global CCS Institute's Ruth Gebremedhin about climate solutions in Norway, and how Sleipner helped propel CCS ambitions further.