Last week, we were pleased to attend the Liverpool Bay CO₂ Transport and Storage Project “Seeing is Believing” supply chain event at Sandycroft Community Hub.
The session reinforced that this project is about more than infrastructure delivery - it’s about how we work together to create meaningful, long‑term social value for the communities along the route. Key themes and next steps included:

Moving to genuine collaboration across the supply chain
Taking a more joined‑up approach to schools engagement, building on existing programmes and sharing access, content and relationships
Exploring the co‑development of a consistent schools careers & education pack, helping to showcase pathways into construction and infrastructure and reshape perceptions of the industry
Strengthening engagement with school careers advisors to modernise the narrative around careers in the sector

A great example of partners coming together with a shared ambition: doing things differently, together, and focusing on outcomes that leave a positive and lasting legacy.
We’re looking forward to continuing the collaboration and turning these conversations into action.

Seeing is Believing: Collaboration for Meaningful Social Impact