Norwegian energy company Aker Solutions (Aker) is joining forces with technology developer Dril-Quip to integrate a subsea injection system for Aker’s carbon capture, utilisation, and storage solutions.
Announced today (22nd February), the two companies have entered a Collaboration Agreement which will see Dril-Quip supplying carbon dioxide (CO2) injection ‘Xmas trees’ and wellheads to Aker as part of a larger subsea injection system.
The partnership will be directed towards the Northern Endurance Project (NEP), a UK initiative to provide carbon capture and transport solutions to carbon emitting projects such as Net Zero Teesside Power.
Commenting on the agreement, Jeff Bird, President and CEO, Dril-Quip, said, “This collaboration agreement further reinforces Dril-Quip’s leadership and commitment in energy transition and builds on our legacy of providing technologies that enable our customers to save time and money, reduce risk and lower their carbon footprint.”
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