Suez recycling and recovery UK have worked with Preliminary Front End Engineering and Design (Pre-FEED) contractors for two of its carbon capture projects in the East Coast Cluster.
The moves come in preparation for an application for funding through the Industrial Carbon Capture Track-1 Expansion project from the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero.
Funding is already in place for the main East Coast Cluster pipeline for Teesside, which will transport carbon captured from a range of projects across Teesside to an aquifer 145km off the coast beneath the North Sea.
The East Coast Cluster project will play a key role in helping the UK to achieve Net Zero, with the Government’s Climate Change Committee describing the process of Carbon Capture as “a necessity rather than an option to achieve Net Zero by 2050”.
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