Costain will be responsible for appraising the offshore infrastructure requirements and costs, which will drive the progression of five significant offshore storage sites in order to meet their 2030 CO2 injection targets. The results will inform on the UK’s ability to permanently store decades of emissions from many of its major power stations and industrial emitters, while removing the risk surrounding the deployment of CCS technology in the future.

Costain has previously been involved with a number of collaborative CCS projects, including leading ETI’s £25 million program to develop Next Generation Capture Technology.

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