Worley has been selected by VPI Immingham to support the delivery of its carbon capture project at its Immingham power plant, as part of the UK’s Humber Zero project.
VPI’s Immingham Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant – together with the other proposed emitter project in the Humber Zero development – is set to deliver almost 20 percent of the UK government’s 2030 target for captured carbon. This makes it one of the world’s largest projects of its kind.
Worley had been working with VPI since 2022 to deliver the front-end engineering design (FEED) for the carbon capture retrofit at the Immingham plant. Under this new contract, Worley will support the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) development phase. This will help to prepare for the EPC of the project, pending a final investment decision next year.
Under the scope, our work will serve to de-risk the project ahead of the EPC phase, improve cost accuracy, execution readiness and increase technical definition. The work will be led by our teams in London with further support from our global integrated delivery (GID) team in India.
Source: Worley