Led by Harbour Energy (60% interest, operated), with non-operated partner bp (40% interest), Viking aims to transport and store CO 2 in secure offshore storage sites in the UK''s Southern
Harbour has a leading CO2 storage position in Europe Broad, pan European portfolio of CO2 transport and storage projects Long term relationships with premier European emitters in hard
UK independent Harbour Energy has once again kick-started the tender for the floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel to exploit its Tuna gas and oil project
Viking CCS, the Humber-based CO2 transporta on and storage network led by Harbour Energy together with non-operated partner bp, the UK''s largest port operator Associated Bri sh Ports
Harbour Energy gives notice to withdraw from Medway Hub CCS project Dec 01 2024 Harbour Energy informed Synergia on 28 November that it intends to withdraw from the
The Board of Synergia Energy Limited (Synergia or the Company) announces the following update to the Company''s Medway Hub Camelot CCS project, (the "CCS Project"),
HBRIY''s work commitment includes drilling the exploratory well by the first quarter of 2025, followed by the concept selection for the development of the carbon storage unit.
Harbour Energy, operator of the Humber-based Viking CO 2 transportation and storage network and partner in the Acorn CCS project in northeast Scotland, today welcomes
Harbour Energy has a leading CO2 storage position in Europe and the UK with net storage resources of over 650 millions tonnes of CO2. It offers the potential for long-term and stable
UK-based independent oil and gas company Harbour Energy will be the operator of the project with 60% interest, while bp will hold the remaining 40% non-operated stake. Harbour secured a CO 2
V Net Zero, the carbon capture, transport and storage network led by Harbour Energy, has been renamed Viking CCS to better reflect the strength of its CO 2 capture and
Shell is the Technical Developer of the Acorn CCS and Hydrogen projects. For more information on Shell''s CCS activities please contact +44 20 7934 5550. Harbour Energy
The Acorn Partners – Storegga, Shell U.K Limited ("Shell"), Harbour Energy and North Sea Midstream Partners ("NSMP") are pleased to announce the signing of a
Harbour''s moves also threaten plans to build a CO2 capture and storage industry. The company is a key partner in the Humber-based Viking project to transport and store 15m
Harbour Energy is one of the world''s largest and most geographically diverse independent oil and gas companies, with material positions in Norway, the UK, Germany Argentina, Mexico and North Africa.
The project is a joint partnership between the UK''s largest producer of oil and gas, Harbour Energy, and BP. Harbour claims a 60% stake in Viking while the London-listed supermajor holds a 40%
The Chancellor has pledged development funding for the Humber Viking carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in a move welcomed by the sector. The Harbour Energy-led project aims to remove
Led by Harbour Energy, with partner BP, Viking CCS (formerly called V Net Zero) is a CO 2 transport and storage network located in the Humber, the UK''s most industrialised region. Viking CCS is targeting a reduction of 10
A 55km buried onshore pipeline and ancillary works including access roads have been awarded development consent as part of the Viking CCS (carbon capture and storage) project.
Harbour Energy today issued a report setting out the significant economic benefits the Viking CCS CO 2 transport and storage project can unlock in the Humber region. The Viking CCS cluster is
Led by Harbour Energy, with support from bp, Viking CCS is a Humber-based project working to develop the infrastructure to transport and store CO2 in secure offshore
Harbour Energy is actively involved in the energy transition through its investments in carbon capture and storage projects, such as the Viking CCS project. These initiatives demonstrate the company''s
UK independent Harbour Energy plans to tender the jacket and topside fabrication for its Viking carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the Southern North Sea
THE UK''s largest oil and gas producer is cutting 250 jobs in Aberdeen and reviewing its support for the Viking CCS project, blaming the government''s fiscal rules and regulations.
Led by Harbour Energy, with support from bp, Viking CCS is a Humber-based project working to develop the infrastructure to transport and store CO2 in secure offshore storage sites.
The Acorn project is an exciting vision for how we could help deliver that for Scotland and the UK.'' Phil Kirk, Harbour Energy''s Group President and CEO Europe, said:
The Harbour Energy-led project aims to remove 15m tonnes of UK emissions by 2035, using pipelines to transfer carbon to reservoirs of the Viking gas field, deep under the North Sea.
The Board of Synergia Energy Limited (Synergia or the Company) announces the following update to the Company''s Medway Hub Camelot CCS project, (the "CCS Project"),
Harbour Energy is active in 11 countries with significant operations in Norway, the UK, Argentina, Germany and Mexico: In Norway, Harbour is now the sixth largest producer, and the country is
Led by Harbour Energy, with support from bp, Viking CCS is a Humber-based project working to develop the infrastructure to transport and store CO2 in secure offshore storage sites.
Harbour Energy and Associated British Ports announce an exclusive commercial relationship to develop a CO2 import terminal at the Port of Immingham, which will
Harbour Energy is actively involved in the energy transition through its investments in carbon capture and storage projects, such as the Viking CCS project. These
Harbour Energy offices at Hill of Rubislaw, Aberdeen. Wullie Marr North Sea operator Harbour Energy (LON:HBR) is set to withdraw from its share of the Medway Hub Camelot carbon capture and storage (CCS) project. Harbour inherited its 50% share in the CCS project licence following its recent £11.2 billion acquisition of German rival Wintershall Dea.
Harbour Energy has a leading CO 2 storage position in Europe and the UK with net storage resources of over 650 million tonnes of CO 2. It offers the potential for long-term and stable cash flows which are complementary to Harbour’s business and provide a diversity of revenue that is not linked to oil and gas prices.
At Harbour Energy, we are excited to be leading this project together with non-operated partner bp, and working closely with our Cluster members to help the UK achieve net zero by capturing, transporting and storing CO₂ at scale, safely and cost-effectively.
Harbour also has an interest in the cost-advantaged, onshore Greenstore CCS project in Denmark, which is being progressed through the appraisal work programme. Harbour has a 40% operator interest, with Ineos as our non-operated partner alongside the Danish state.
Harbour remains involved in the Acorn and Viking CCS projects in Scotland and the Humber respectively. The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) awarded Synergia and Wintershall the licence covering the depleted Camelot gas field in August 2023.
