Carbon Herald just published NEP Taps DNV For CO2 Transport Certification.

Carbon Herald reports that DNV has been selected as Independent Certifier for the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), the joint venture handling CO2 transport and storage for the East Coast Cluster in the UK. In this role, DNV will provide independent verification of the design, construction, and operational readiness of NEP’s CO2 transport infrastructure, which is intended to move captured emissions from industrial sites in Teesside and Humber to offshore storage in the North Sea. The certification work is positioned as a step toward delivering one of the UK’s first large-scale CCS networks under the government’s cluster sequencing program.

Our take (Heads-up): Independent certification matters for CCS credibility, since pipeline integrity and leak monitoring are where many critiques land. Worth watching whether DNV’s scope covers long-term storage assurance or only the transport segment, and how publicly the verification findings will be disclosed. Cluster timelines have slipped before, so milestones matter more than appointments.

-> Read the full piece at Carbon Herald

Captain Drawdown is flagging this. The reporting is Carbon Herald’s. Go read them directly, not a rewrite from us.


Source: Carbon Herald