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Saipem awarded a contract by Eni

London, April 28, 2025, (Oilandgaspress) –––– Saipem has been awarded a contract by Eni in the UK for the Liverpool Bay CCS project. The value of the contract is estimated approximately 520 million euros over the three years required to complete the project.

The Liverpool Bay CCS project will serve the HyNet industrial cluster, situated in one of the UK’s most energy-intensive industrial districts.

Saipem will convert a traditional Gas Compression and Treatment facility at Point of Ayr, in north Wales, into an innovative CO2 Electrical Compression Station allowing for permanent CO2 storage in offshore depleted fields under Liverpool Bay.

Saipem’s scope of work concerns the Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and assistance to the Commissioning of a new CO2 Electrical Compression Station. This new facility will be integrated with both the offshore and onshore segments of the overall development.

The project will generate positive employment impacts, with over 1,000 local resources involved during the construction period, and will guarantee emissions reductions from industries in the Northwest of England and North Wales.

With the award of this contract, Saipem will contribute to one of the UK’s most advanced Carbon Capture and Storage projects, confirming its positioning along the entire CO2 value chain.


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