Sonardyne Begins Seabed Monitoring for Offshore CCS Project

Sonardyne, a Kraken Robotics company, has successfully started baseline environmental and passive seismic monitoring at the UK’s first commercial-scale offshore carbon storage project.

The start of monitoring follows the successful deployment, on behalf of the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), of six seabed lander systems at the Endurance CO₂ store, in the Southern North Sea, about 150 km off the coast of Teesside.

NEP is delivering CO₂ transportation and storage infrastructure centered on the Endurance store, which is about 1,000 m beneath the seabed, as part of the East Coast Cluster decarbonization program across Teesside and the Humber.

The monitoring landers will support NEP’s long-term measurement, monitoring and verification (MMV) program for offshore CO₂ storage by helping establish the robust, repeatable data needed to monitor the reservoir integrity effectively over time.

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