The initiative aims to create a low-carbon future by capturing and securely storing CO2 from heavy industries while also delivering locally produced, low-carbon hydrogen to power businesses, transport, and homes. By developing a carbon capture and hydrogen infrastructure, the project will boost energy security, safeguard jobs, and create new opportunities for skilled workers across the region.
As part of this contract, ROSEN(UK) Ltd. will conduct comprehensive design verification of the project’s CO2 transportation pipelines, ensuring they meet the highest safety, reliability, and performance standards. ROSEN’s engineering expertise will be key in supporting the client in reengineering and repurposing pipelines for carbon storage. This collaboration, which began in early 2025, marks the start of a two-year partnership, with potential for further projects as the UK accelerates its transition to net-zero emissions.
Gordon Blair, Business Development Manager at ROSEN(UK) Ltd., commented: “We are proud to be part of a project that is shaping the future of the UK’s energy sector. Our deep expertise in pipeline verification and subsea engineering ensures the infrastructure supporting carbon capture is both safe and efficient.”
Bryn Roberts, Technical Manager at ROSEN(UK) Ltd., commented: “This initiative is a game-changer for industrial decarbonization, and we look forward to continuing our role in delivering a more sustainable future.”
With decades of experience in pipeline integrity, design validation, and risk assessment, ROSEN is uniquely positioned to support the growth of carbon capture and hydrogen technology. This contract reinforces the company’s commitment to driving innovation in the energy transition and supporting large-scale projects that help industries reduce their carbon footprint.
