Everllence Provides CO2-Compression Systems for NZT Power, Northern Endurance

Everllence was selected to deliver CO2-compression systems for the Net-Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power) and the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) projects, which fall under the United Kingdom’s East Coast Cluster decarbonization program in northeast England. In total, the company will supply five centrifugal compressor trains for two stages of the CO₂ process:

• Two integrally geared, type-RG compressors to boost wet CO₂ at low pressure, driven by fixed-speed motors with soft starters regulated via inlet guide vanes
• Three radial-barrel, type-RB compressors to process dry CO₂ at high pressure for offshore transmission in the NEP network, equipped with electric motors featuring variable frequency drives

The delivery also includes lubrication and control systems and process-specific auxiliary equipment, with all five systems compressing approximately 370,000 kg of CO₂ per hour. Everllence will conduct dynamic process simulations to ensure that compressor systems operate at full process efficiency while the integrally geared compressors, using digital twins with virtual sensors, allow operators to evaluate measured data in real time. With machine learning capabilities, the compressor can adjust and refine its performance based on operating data.

“Our compressor portfolio is designed to meet the full range of process conditions in CO₂ service, supporting everything from low-pressure to high-pressure applications, liquefaction, and pipeline transport,” said Dr. Marco Ernst, Head of Segment CCUS at Everllence. “With all compression solutions provided from a single source, we ensure seamless integration, technical reliability, and efficiency across the entire CCUS value chain.”

NZT Power

The NZT Power project is a commercial-scale gas-fired plant with integrated carbon capture and storage, developed as a joint venture between bp, Equinor, and TotalEnergies. It leverages NEP as the transportation and storage arm of the East Coast Cluster, gathering and permanently storing CO₂ in offshore geological formations beneath the North Sea. This aids in the decarbonization of local power generation and industry in Teesside.

“This major initiative sets a precedent for climate-compatible power generation at scale,” said Dr. Uwe Lauber, CEO of Everllence. “It shows how flexible gas-fired plants can become part of a net-zero energy system when paired with carbon capture. We’re proud to contribute to this flagship project with our CO₂ compression expertise, supporting both U.K. climate goals and long-term industrial competitiveness.”

The flagship project will produce over 740 MW of dispatchable low-carbon electricity, equivalent to the yearly power consumption of more than 1 million U.K. homes. The carbon-capture system will capture up to 2 million tons of CO₂ per year and, when combined with other industrial sources, NEP’s infrastructure may transport and store up to 10 million tons of CO₂ annually from the Tees Valley region.

Technip Energies is leading the design, procurement, construction, and commissioning of the NZT facility, including its CO2-handling systems. Also, GE Vernova joined the consortium with Balfour Beatty and Shell Catalysts & Technologies.

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