Liverpool Bay WP3 is part of the Liverpool Bay CCS project, developed by Eni in the United Kingdom to transport and permanently store CO₂ from the HyNet industrial cluster, which spans North West England and North Wales. The project aims to capture CO₂ emissions from hard-to-abate industries and permanently store them in depleted offshore gas fields beneath Liverpool Bay.
The Taiba & Qassim Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Projects are projects developed in Taiba and Qassim, Saudi Arabia. The programme includes the Taiba 1, Taiba 2, Qassim 1 and Qassim 2 power plants, each with a capacity of approximately 1,800 MW. The objective is to increase the Kingdom’s power generation capacity, ensure a reliable energy supply and support Saudi Arabia’s transition towards a more efficient and lower-emission electricity mix.
The Komotini Compressor Station is located in Komotini Industrial Zone (ΒΙ.Π.Ε. Κομοτηνής) in northeastern Greece. With a total capacity of 24.6 MW through the operation of three compression units, it’s the first compression station in Greece to operate using electric power, ensuring zero emissions, low maintenance costs, and high precision and operational control.