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Hyundai Heavy develops offshore carbon dioxide storage platform
By YonhapPublished : Aug. 31, 2021 - 14:59
Hyundai Heavy Industries Group has developed an offshore platform to store carbon dioxide under the ocean floor with the state-run Korea National Oil Corp. (KNOC), the group said Tuesday.
The group's two affiliates-- Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co. (KSOE) and KSOE's subsidiary Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. -- have won approval in principle (AIP) for the offshore platform from DNV, a Norwegian ship quality assurance and risk management company, it said.
AIP for the platform means a certification agency has reviewed its basic design and confirmed that it meets the agency's technical requirements and standards for safety.
The platform can store carbon dioxide that is captured and liquefied on land under the ocean floor after being transported via vessels or pipelines.
The three companies developed the platform with the aim of storing 400,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually for 30 years starting in 2025 under the ocean floor of the country's first-ever gas field.
The offshore gas field, which is located 58 kilometers off the coast of the southeastern city of Ulsan, started producing natural gas in 2004 and will be closed at the end of this year. (Yonhap)
The group's two affiliates-- Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co. (KSOE) and KSOE's subsidiary Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. -- have won approval in principle (AIP) for the offshore platform from DNV, a Norwegian ship quality assurance and risk management company, it said.
AIP for the platform means a certification agency has reviewed its basic design and confirmed that it meets the agency's technical requirements and standards for safety.
The platform can store carbon dioxide that is captured and liquefied on land under the ocean floor after being transported via vessels or pipelines.
The three companies developed the platform with the aim of storing 400,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually for 30 years starting in 2025 under the ocean floor of the country's first-ever gas field.
The offshore gas field, which is located 58 kilometers off the coast of the southeastern city of Ulsan, started producing natural gas in 2004 and will be closed at the end of this year. (Yonhap)
