COMPANY’s Liverpool Bay CCS Transport & Storage Project (LBA CCS T&S Project) is being developed in parallel with and as a key part of the HyNet Northwest full-chain hydrogen and CCS industrial decarbonisation project which is designed to transform a region of the UK into the world’s first low carbon industrial cluster by 2030.
CO2 emissions will be transported along a new-build pipeline which will connect Ince AGI with Stanlow AGI and then run from Stanlow AGI to the south of Chester, and then on to the Flint AGI (Above Ground Installation) located in the vicinity of Connah’s Quay power station which is the termination point of the existing pipeline (P852). At the Flint AGI the new-build pipeline will connect to the existing pipeline (owned and operated by Eni).
The existing onshore natural gas import pipeline will be re-purposed to become a CO2 export pipeline and will transport the CO2 to the existing Point of Ayr (PoA) gas terminal. As part of Offshore Scope, the existing offshore natural gas import pipeline from PoA gas terminal will be re-purposed to become a CO2 export pipeline and will transport the CO2 to the Douglas complex. At Douglas Complex, CO2 is further exported to the three satellite platforms, Hamilton, Hamilton North and Lennox for injection into their respective reservoirs for permanent storage. At the Hamilton Main Platform CO2 is received via the existing PL1039, 20” pipeline, at the Hamilton North Platform CO2 is received via the existing PL1041, 14” pipeline and at Lennox Platform CO2 is received via the existing PL1035 16” and PL1036A 12” pipelines.

COMPANY: Eni UK

CONTRACTOR: Rosetti Marino SpA

SUPPLIER FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: E-TEC ENGINEERING S.R.L.

BUDGET ORE: 11.000h

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