Project · CCS · United Kingdom
Net Zero Teesside Power
Gas-fired power station with carbon capture on Teesside, owned by bp and Equinor.
Checked by hand against the sources below (2026-10-23).
- Engineering (done)
- Fabrication (done)
- Transport & installation (now)
- Hook-up
- Commissioning (next)
- Operation
Now Transport & installation (reported: construction (final investment decision and financial close 10 December 2024))
Next Commissioning · not announced
Roles Commissioning & start-up · QA/QC & HSE · Project management & controls · Role groups per phase: our planning assumption from the Crew Forecast model.
Later Operation 2028 (completion and start-up in 2028, as reported)
Their rate stays; our fee goes on top: 20% → 15% → 12%. Open book →
Who works on it as the sources name them
- NZT PowerOperator / ownerowner (bp 75%, Equinor 25%)
- Technip EnergiesEPC / main contractormain contractor, in a consortium with GE Vernova
- GE VernovaOther roleconsortium partner
- Balfour BeattyFabrication / constructionconstruction subcontract of GBP 833 million from the Technip Energies consortium (June 2025)
- Shell Catalysts & TechnologiesOther rolecarbon capture technology
- Kind
- CCS
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Size
- up to 742 MW gas-fired power with about 2 Mt CO2 captured a year
- Operator
- NZT Power
- Position
- country only
Sources
- Equinor and bp approve execution of the UK's first CCS projectsEquinor · published 2024-12-10 · read 2026-10-23
- Balfour Beatty secures GBP 833 million Net Zero Teesside contractBalfour Beatty · published 2025-06-26 · read 2026-10-23