Associated British Ports has appointed Christine Watts as its new business development manager for carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chains and transport solutions.
C02 shipments within UK waters could be the most economic method for some industries, although so far no CCS projects have been in a position to take a final investment decision.
Ms Watts was previously the lead commercial advisor at Neptune Energy where she developed non-pipeline transportation solutions for CO2 and opportunities for offshore green hydrogen production.
In a September 26 statement, Ms Watts commented: “I very much look forward to diving into the world of ports and using my customer-side experience to provide our partners with the tailored services and insights they need to thrive. There is so much potential to create value in the UK CCS market. CO2 shipping will help accelerate industrial decarbonisation because not every emitter is at the end of a pipeline.”
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