Topic
carbon storage
Commodities SLB named strategic reservoir partner for Havstjerne North Sea carbon storage project
SLB has been selected as strategic reservoir partner for the Havstjerne carbon storage project in the Norwegian North Sea, providing technology and engineering services for concept and FEED phases. The project, operated by Harbour Energy with Stella Maris CCS, received €225m from the EU Innovation Fund in 2025 and confirmed reservoir quality through an appraisal well drilled that year.
Commodities Worley Selected by Petrogas for Pre-FEED of Abeona CCS Project in Dutch North Sea
Australian engineering firm Worley has been selected by Petrogas to deliver pre-FEED for the Abeona carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the Dutch North Sea. The project aims to provide CO2 transport and storage for hard-to-abate industrial emitters in the North Sea Canal Area and other Dutch regions, utilizing repurposed offshore infrastructure and new facilities.
Commodities Fugro Wins Survey Contract for UK's First Offshore CO2 Storage Project
Dutch surveyor Fugro has been awarded a contract by Saipem to deliver integrated marine survey and inspection services for the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), the UK's first CO2 transportation and storage infrastructure project. The project, a joint venture between BP, Equinor, and TotalEnergies, aims to decarbonise carbon-intensive industrial regions with up to 1bn tonnes of CO2 storage capacity beneath the North Sea.
Logistics Europe needs 65 CO2 carriers and 33 ports by 2050 to meet carbon storage goals, Xodus report says
A new report by energy consultancy Xodus finds that Europe's carbon capture and storage ambitions will require a dedicated fleet of around 65 CO2 carriers and 33 ports by 2050. Captured emissions are forecast to rise from 70 mtpa in 2030 to 320 mtpa by 2050, with shipping volumes more than doubling to 79 mtpa. Logistics operators need to prepare for a new market in CO2 transport, including vessel construction, port infrastructure, and multimodal connections.