Liverpool Bay Carbon Capture & Storage - Progress in Focus
This week, we visited the Liverpool Bay project to capture the progress being made on site and highlight the people, equipment and expertise driving delivery.
The visit provided an opportunity to see first-hand the planning, collaboration and technical excellence that underpin the project. While photographs can only capture part of the story, they offer a valuable insight into the dedication, teamwork and commitment to safety that make successful project delivery possible.
Getting out on site remains one of the best ways to appreciate the skill and effort of the teams working every day to deliver complex projects safely and efficiently.
About the HyNet North West Project
HyNet North West is a pioneering initiative at the heart of the UK's transition to a low-carbon future. Designed to transform the region’s energy landscape, it focuses on:
- Low-carbon hydrogen production combined with CO₂ capture.
- Creation of a hydrogen distribution network delivering clean fuel to industrial users.
- Development of underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns.
- Facilities to capture CO₂ emissions from new and existing industries.
- Safe CO₂ transportation and permanent storage in Liverpool Bay.
This project will significantly decarbonise the North West of England and North Wales, driving inward investment, creating jobs, and contributing to the UK’s net zero targets.
JGL’s scope covers the design and construction of 53 trenchless crossings across a 35km pipeline route. These crossings ensure safe pipeline installation beneath critical infrastructure and natural features.
