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H2Teesside

  • Could capture and send for storage two million tonnes of CO₂ per year, via the NEP, equivalent to capturing the emissions from the heating of one million UK households.
  • Targeting 1.2GW of hydrogen production by 2030, equating to over 10% of the UK government’s hydrogen target of 10GW by 2030. 
  • Supplying a diverse range of customers, those already established in the region as well as new businesses attracted to this low carbon hydrogen produced at scale.
  • Technology agreements for the project signed with BASF and Johnson Matthey, with Costain designing the pipeline distribution network for the project. 

Find out more about how plans for H2Teesside are progressing on the dedicated project page

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Power and carbon capture on Teesside

Net Zero Teesside Power

 

  • Aims to be one of the world’s first commercial - scale gas fired power stations with carbon capture technology.
  • Could generate up to 742 megawatts of flexible, dispatchable low-carbon power, equivalent to the average electricity requirements of more than one million UK homes per year.
  • A joint venture between bp and Equinor, with bp providing operator services.
  • NZT Power’s CCS infrastructure could capture and store up to two million tonnes of CO2, annually.

 

Northern Endurance Partnership

  • The Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) was formed in 2020 as the CO2 transportation and storage company which aims to deliver the onshore and offshore infrastructure needed to capture carbon from a range of emitters across Teesside and the Humber.
  • Through the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), bp is planning to help build the infrastructure needed to safely capture, transport and store CO2 in the Endurance Store – the largest saline aquifer in the southern North Sea.
  • The NEP holds a storage license for the Endurance Store which has a capacity to store 450 million tonnes of CO2