We will pioneer CO₂ Transportation & Storage, building the largest asset in the UK, inspiring others to follow and enabling a commercially sustainable market
Safely and permanently store CO₂ from Teesside and the Humber to support the net zero journey and drive economic prosperity
Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) is a process which captures carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes and power generation and transports them to secure storage areas. CCUS is a proven technology, that is essential for reducing emissions from heavy industries.
It can also be used to generate low-carbon power by gas power stations with carbon capture and storage as well as enabling hydrogen power. These sources of power are important for when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing. The Committee on Climate Change, the independent advisor to UK Government, has stated that CCUS is a necessity not an option to meet net zero for the UK.
NEP is developing the Teesside Carbon Capture Pipeline, the infrastructure to transport CO₂ from industrial carbon capture projects across Teesside to a compression facility and out to the Endurance carbon store via an offshore pipeline.
NEP is also progressing development work for the Humber Carbon Capture Pipeline - the proposed infrastructure that would transport CO2 from carbon capture projects in the Humber region to secure offshore storage under the North Sea. The infrastructure would enable a connection to carbon capture projects in the Humber selected by DESNZ through the East Coast Cluster expansion process.
Please click here to access the Statutory Consultation page for the HCCP.
NZT Power will generate up to 742 megawatts of flexible, dispatchable low-carbon power equivalent to the average annual electricity requirements of more than 1 million UK homes. Construction work is underway, with start-up expected in 2028.
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bp works hard across the world every day to help deliver energy to countries and millions of bp customers.
bp has been an important part of the UK for over a century and, as a pioneer of the UK oil and gas industry, has helped to build the infrastructure and expertise that remain essential today. And with joint venture partners, bp is investing in projects in carbon capture and storage and renewables.
Equinor is an international energy company headquartered in Norway. For over 40 years, Equinor has been a leading and reliable energy partner to the United Kingdom.
It is the largest supplier of energy to Europe, and its portfolio encompasses oil and gas, renewables, and low-carbon solutions. With nearly 30 years of CO₂ storage experience, Equinor develops CCS and hydrogen value chains to support industrial decarbonisation.
TotalEnergies is a global multi‑energy company across oil, gas, biofuels, renewables and electricity, committed to providing reliable, affordable and sustainable energy. Sustainability is central to its strategy and operations.
With more than 60 years in the UK, it produces around 30% of the country’s gas and is expanding its renewable portfolio, including projects such as the Northern Endurance Partnership to support industrial decarbonisation.
The HSSE Manager will play a pivotal leadership role in shaping and safeguarding NEP’s safety culture across its construction, operations and future development activities. This includes responsibility for HSSE across onshore assets (interface with carbon capture projects, CO2 compression and pipeline transport) and offshore infrastructure (pipeline and geological store).
As NEP grows, this role will ensure the organisations systems, behaviours and capabilities support safe, compliant and reliable operations. The HSSE Manager will directly influence NEP’s leadership, Board, and external stakeholders to embed strong HSSE governance and performance
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Responsible for developing robust investment appraisal cash flow models, analysing cost drivers, supporting commercial strategy, and enabling evidence‑based decision‑making. They will work to provide core analytical support to the entire team, ensuring commercial, regulatory, and technical assumptions are integrated into consistent economic frameworks that inform FID decisions, stakeholder reporting and long‑term planning.
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Responsible for leading a highly skilled technical team, providing strategic direction, technical assurance and governance across a complex integrated system including onshore and offshore infrastructure. They will act as the key interface between technical, commercial, regulatory and operational functions, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently and in line with contractual, regulatory and business requirements.
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