Carbon transport and storage
Transporting captured carbon dioxide to sites for its reuse or permanent sequestration, is typically done through pipeline networks or alternatively by ship, rail, or truck.
Arup act as CCUS technical advisors to the UK, Scottish, and Australian government and we have extensive experience in assessing CO2 transport and permanent storage potential at a regional and national level. We work with private clients to de-risk projects through integrated advisory services for technical and financial due diligence.
At Arup we combine commercial and markets expertise with multidisciplinary capabilities to provide transport and storage solutions. Relevant specialisms include marine design and engineering, pipeline design and installation, planning and consenting, safety engineering, geological surveys, dynamic subsurface simulations, seismic evaluations, storage capacity certifications, and monitoring and reporting.
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Helping cities address energy poverty while promoting a sustainable and equitable transition
Global Resilient Cities Network Urban Power Program, Brazil, Colombia, Nigeria, South Africa
Building a carbon-free future for eThekwini’s energy systems
eThekwini 24/7 Carbon-free energy, South Africa
Western Australia’s renewable energy processing and export hub
Oakajee Strategic Industrial Area, Australia
Ensuring a sustainable future for a coal-fired power station site approaching closure
Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station site, UK
Carbon capture, utilisation and storage
Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) will be a key part of how countries achieve net zero. With more than 15 years of experience of CCUS development. Our work involves the removal of carbon dioxide from hydrocarbon combustion, industrial processes or through negative emission capture followed by storage and transport.
