International infrastructure group Balfour Beatty announced that the Technip Energies and General Electric Gas Power consortium for which the company is the construction partner, has been selected to participate in a Front-End Engineering Design competition for the Net Zero Teesside Power, Capture and Compression project. Representing an important step towards the proposed development of the UK’s first full-scale integrated power and carbon capture scheme, the FEED competition will see Balfour Beatty assist in the design and development of optimal technical solutions for Net Zero Teesside Power’s planned 860MW power station and carbon capture plant as well as the Northern Endurance Partnership’s high-pressure carbon dioxide compression and export facilities.As one of two consortia selected by Net Zero Teesside Power and Northern Endurance Partnership, the company will utilise its deep domain knowledge and expertise, with Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick and Balfour Beatty Ground Engineering also supporting in the 12-month FEED competition and the subsequent Engineering, Procurement and Construction proposal for the execute phase.Net Zero Teesside Power, a joint venture between bp and Equinor, is a full-scale gas fired-power station fully integrated with carbon capture; taking emissions from both the Teesside and Humber regions to securely store nearly 50% of all UK industrial CO2 emissions – equating to up to 27 million tonnes of carbon emissions a year by 2035.
International infrastructure group Balfour Beatty announced that the Technip Energies and General Electric Gas Power consortium for which the company is the construction partner, has been selected to participate in a Front-End Engineering Design competition for the Net Zero Teesside Power, Capture and Compression project. Representing an important step towards the proposed development of the UK’s first full-scale integrated power and carbon capture scheme, the FEED competition will see Balfour Beatty assist in the design and development of optimal technical solutions for Net Zero Teesside Power’s planned 860MW power station and carbon capture plant as well as the Northern Endurance Partnership’s high-pressure carbon dioxide compression and export facilities.As one of two consortia selected by Net Zero Teesside Power and Northern Endurance Partnership, the company will utilise its deep domain knowledge and expertise, with Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick and Balfour Beatty Ground Engineering also supporting in the 12-month FEED competition and the subsequent Engineering, Procurement and Construction proposal for the execute phase.Net Zero Teesside Power, a joint venture between bp and Equinor, is a full-scale gas fired-power station fully integrated with carbon capture; taking emissions from both the Teesside and Humber regions to securely store nearly 50% of all UK industrial CO2 emissions – equating to up to 27 million tonnes of carbon emissions a year by 2035.
