Two bp-led low-carbon projects on Teesside shortlisted for UK Government support | News | Home
Three low-carbon projects get funding from UK - Offshore Energy
Major companies join forces to develop net zero project | News and insights | Home
Teesside carbon capture project reaches key delivery milestone | Infrastructure Intelligence
BP to build 1GW hydrogen production plant on Teesside
BP plans 'blue hydrogen' plant in Teesside
BP in driving seat for major carbon capture scheme in UK | Upstream Online
Oil Giants Prepare to Put Carbon Back in the Ground - The New York Times
bp and partners award first engineering contracts advancing major UK power and carbon capture projects - Net Zero Teesside
Advisian wins contract with BP and partners on Net Zero Teesside Power and Northern Endurance Partnership - OGV Energy
Decarbonisation challenge accelerated with new infrastructure in the North Sea - Powersystems
Leading energy companies form partnership to accelerate the development of offshore transport and storage infrastructure for carbon emissions in UK North Sea | News | Home
BP progresses with major green hydrogen project in Teesside
Carbon Capture & Storage – Net Zero Teesside and Northern Endurance Partnership – NEECCo
bp and partners award first engineering contracts advancing major UK power and carbon capture projects
bp accelerates UK carbon capture potential
BP eyes huge green hydrogen plant at UK's Teesside to fuel heavy trucks | Recharge
BP plans to turn Teesside into first green hydrogen hub | Business | The Times
Mott MacDonald appointed to bp-led carbon capture project - Mott MacDonald
bp awards Costain onshore carbon capture project in Teesside | Costain
Accord for carbon capture and sequestration by energy giants | World Economic Forum
BP announces its part in the Clean Gas Project, a world-first in CCUS technology for capturing emissions from gas-fired power generation - Renewable Carbon News
BP, Eni, Equinor, Shell and Total Energies form consortium to develop the Net Zero Teesside project and accelerate potential of UK's first zero-carbon cluster
