Aquaterra Energy, a UK-headquartered offshore energy engineering solutions provider, has picked up a new set of assignments with Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) – encompassing BP, Equinor, and TotalEnergies – for work on the first offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) project to receive a carbon storage permit in the UK.
The two contracts will enable Aquaterra Energy to support the Northern Endurance Partnership , which is the CO2 transportation and storage provider for the East Coast Cluster . Initially, this project is expected to serve three carbon capture projects in the Teesside region. Sonardyne was hired to deliver baseline environmental monitoring services for the site where the project will be situated.