The Northern Endurance Partnership’s CO2 pipelines are essential to connect carbon intensive projects to offshore storage and would play an important role in helping the region pursue its net zero plan.” 'The selection of contractors is a clear signal of momentum within the East Coast Cluster. We look forward to continuing this long-established collaboration with our partners.' Chris Daykin, General Manager, Northern Endurance Partnership, commented: Since 2019, Genesis has supported the East Coast Cluster from feasibility and FEED to Integrated System Engineering services. This award confirms our market leading position in CO2 transport and storage services, where deep technical capabilities are essential to understanding the criticalities of projects and developing suitable de-risking strategies. 'Genesis is immensely proud to have been awarded the NEP Offshore Systems Engineering Services Project.

Helen Coleman, Managing Director of Genesis commented: This phase of the NEP project will transport captured CO2 emissions from NZT Power to offshore geological storage beneath the UK North Sea. The Northern Endurance Partnership, CCS initiative, is a project focused on the transportation and storage of the captured CO2 scheduled to be fully operational by 2027.

Taking the East Coast Cluster forward will ensure the UK’s leadership in the energy transition and the emerging global low-carbon market. These projects are actively bringing together communities, business, and academia to deliver the carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure needed to decarbonise this key industrial heartland of the UK. The East Coast Cluster, which comprises the Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power), and the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) project, is essential to the UK government’s goal of achieving net zero by 2050. Genesis has been awarded the Offshore Systems Engineering Services contract for the Northern Endurance Partnership - CCS project, part of the East Coast Cluster.

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