UK to announce final go-ahead for flagship carbon capture project

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The British government and Italian energy company will announce the final course of the 38-mile pipeline for 38 miles of pipeline – a carbon dioxide from the industrial plants of Liverpool and Manchester and buries the offshore.

Two people familiar with the program said that the announcement would be made as more than 60 leaders who have gathered in London for a two-day summit. energy security.

EniThe pipeline is based on HYNET NORTH WEST, an industrial cluster, which will include new plants that produce hydrogen manufacturers.

Project bases report that as a result of the plan, 350,000 production works will be safer in the region, and that it will create 17 billion pounds over the next 25 years.

Italian company plans to pre-accommodate 4.5 million tons of carpets under the beach beneath the beach under the beach under the beach under 0.6 miles, the equivalent of the annual annual emissions of 4 million cars has increased since 2030.

In October last year, the government said that it would return to HYNET and another project on the east coast, net zero teside, almost. £ 28 billion support More than 25 years.

At that time, Annie’s Chief Executive Claudio dekalts said that support was a “significant step” to create a British carbon capture industry. During March, the ENI pipeline also won a planning permit, cleaning the way to establish final investments.

In October, the government said that Merseysie and Teeside projects “grow growth in northwestern England and northeast industrial heart.”

But there are fears that there is little money for other carbon capture projects that fought for government support, particularly projects HUMBER AND SCOTLANDA number

Eni refused to comment.

At the same time, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Kir Starmer announced that he would make 300 million pounds, which is available for offshore wind projects in June.

Funding is designed to make private investors less risky for private investors and new technologies for building supply networks such as floating wind platforms.

Additional report by Jim Jim Pickard