The Net Zero Teesside Project

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The Net Zero Teesside Project

Received 04 November 2021
From National Air Traffic Services Ltd

Representation

“NATS operates no infrastructure within 10km of the Application site. Accordingly it anticipates no impact from the proposal and has no comments to make on the application. Regards S. Rossi NATS Safeguarding Office SG30794”

A full chain carbon capture, utilisation and storage (‘CCUS’) project, comprising a CO2 gathering network, including CO2 pipeline connections from industrial facilities on Teesside to transport the captured CO2 (including the connections under the tidal River Tees); a combined cycle gas turbine (‘CCGT’) electricity generating station with an abated capacity circa 850 gigawatts output (gross), cooling water, gas and electricity grid connections and CO2 capture; a CO2 gathering/booster station to receive the captured CO2 from the gathering network and CCGT generating station; and the onshore section of a CO2 transport pipeline for the onward transport of the captured CO2 to a suitable offshore geological storage site in the North Sea.

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