A full construction of the first industrial scale Carbon Capture Plant in the UK, working with TATA Chemicals Europe (TCE) to drive the co-ordination, delivery and commissioning of this facility. The Carbon Capture Plant traps 40,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions every year.
The development of the Carbon Capture and Utilisation Plant (CCU) represented a challenging and complex project to capture and purify carbon dioxide from the power plant emission gases. The purified CO2 is re-used as a raw material for the manufacturing of high-grade sodium bicarbonate and will reduce TCE’s carbon emissions at the combined heat and power plant by 11%.
We have meticulously choreographed the Carbon Capture Plant on-site works collaborating with and coordinating a diverse workforce, from process engineers to groundwork contractors. Additionally, we have been instrumental managing the safely delivery around live manufacturing operations on the TCE Winnington site.
Key Achievements
- Project-managing the end-to-end complex construction of the Carbon Capture Plant
- Interfacing with existing live chemical manufacturing and energy plant operations on site
- Maintaining a high standard of Health and Safety performance. The project has been safely undertaken by utilising a unique approach to cross boundary operational safe system management. As a result of our expertise supporting the TCE team, there has been no lost time injuries during the 2+ year project. The impact of COVID-19 pandemic has been minimal.
The Carbon Capture Plant project is now operational, and Revolution Projects continues to support TCE with post-commissioning activities.
Check this fascinating time-lapse video of how the project progressed over a three-month period.
Continue reading and learn more engaging details on the resource demands, sourcing of components and our involvement in the Carbon Capture Plant project.