As carbon capture and storage projects move towards deployment, operators face growing pressure to deliver safe, reliable injection infrastructure without the cost and complexity of traditional offshore facilities. Working with a major North Sea operator, Aquaterra Energy developed a minimal-facilities, renewable-led platform concept that reduced weight, emissions and operational complexity while providing a clear pathway into FEED.

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  • Developed a minimal-facilities offshore platform concept designed for safe, reliable and unmanned CO₂ injection operations.
  • Integrated hybrid renewable power generation to significantly reduce reliance on offshore diesel.
  • Validated constructability and installation feasibility through installation-led engineering and heavy-lift vessel assessments.
  • Reduced technical uncertainty by assessing structural configuration, operability, power demand and installation methodology.
  • Established a clear pathway into FEED, de-risking key development areas and supporting confident project progression.