Australian supplier of equipment to the offshore energy industry, Aquaterra, has added to its portfolio of risers and connectors with fully tested completions and workover systems to support offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions.
The technology (patent pending) is designed for the harshest of environments and the issues that can follow from working with stored and pressurised CO2, including sweet corrosion and extremely low temperatures that standard low-alloy carbon steels cannot withstand.
Aquaterra is extending this system design to provide a completion and workover riser that supports the CCS industry.
James Larnder, Managing Director at Aquaterra Energy comments: “CCS is a critical energy transition technology, expected to scale up rapidly in the run up to 2030, so it’s imperative we continue to advance our solutions for this market. We are proud to play our part in supporting these energy transition goals and through intelligent engineering our expert team is always looking at ways to identify what our customers need today and for the future.”
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