ROSEN (UK) Ltd., a leading provider of integrity solutions, has been awarded a significant contract to provide design verification and subsea engineering support for a pioneering carbon capture project in North West England and North Wales. The initiative, aimed at reducing regional carbon dioxide emissions by 25% in the mid-2020s, involves capturing and storing CO₂ from heavy industries and supplying low-carbon hydrogen for businesses, transport, and homes. This project not only contributes to decarbonization but also enhances energy security, job prospects, and opportunities for skilled workers in the region. The partnership with ROSEN commenced in early 2025 and is set to run for two years, with the potential for further collaborations as the UK accelerates its journey towards net-zero emissions. ROSEN's expertise in pipeline integrity and engineering will be pivotal in ensuring the safety and efficiency of the project's CO₂ transportation pipelines for carbon storage. Gordon Blair, the business development manager at ROSEN, expressed pride in contributing to the future of the UK's energy sector, emphasizing the company's commitment to safety and efficiency. Bryn Roberts, the technical manager, highlighted the project's significance in industrial decarbonization and the company's enthusiasm for fostering a sustainable future. With its extensive experience in pipeline integrity, design validation, and risk assessment, ROSEN is well-equipped to support the growth of carbon capture and hydrogen technology, showcasing its dedication to driving innovation in the energy transition and supporting large-scale projects that aid industries in reducing their carbon footprint.