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9 October 2026

Eni installs world’s first purpose-built offshore CCS platform

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Eni installs world’s first purpose-built offshore CCS platform

Eni CCUS Holding, jointly owned by Italian giant Eni and Global Infrastructure Partners, part of BlackRock, has completed installation of the new Douglas CCS platform in Liverpool Bay. This is a major step forward in delivering the CO2 Transportation and Storage project, which serves as the backbone of the HyNet industrial decarbonisation cluster in the …

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