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The EET Industrial Carbon Capture project will play a vital role in helping the UK achieve its net zero goals
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Delivering for the UK
Supporting industrial decarbonisation in one of the most industrialised UK regions, the EET Industrial Carbon Capture (ICC) project will remove around 1 million tonnes per year of carbon dioxide by 2029, playing a vital role in helping the UK achieve its net zero goals.
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Strategic Positioning
Benefitting from the closest proximity to a Development Consent Order (DCO) approved CO2 transport onshore pipeline, the EET ICC project is the only one of its kind at any UK refinery, enabling Stanlow to become the first low carbon process refinery before 2030.
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Our Advantage
Participating in the Cluster Sequencing Track One Expansion process, EET Industrial Carbon Capture is able to demonstrate its strong value for money proposition, with one of the lowest operating costs to capture CO2 resulting from refinery integration benefits and competitive capital costs.
OUR KEY BENEFITS
~1,000,000
CO₂ reduction
One of the largest post-combustion industrial carbon capture projects
in the UK
OUR KEY BENEFITS
Circa
$500
Million
Investment
Levelling up investment for the North West
OUR KEY BENEFITS
The equivalent of taking
380,000
cars off the road
That’s 20% of the cars
in the Greater Manchester area
OUR KEY BENEFITS
(Low operating cost)
Value for
money
money
Below the CO₂ UK Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) reference price
OUR KEY BENEFITS
Low capital
expenditure
expenditure
(Value for money)
Competitive capital costs per tonne captured
Aligned to UK Government net zero targets
…set the ambition to capture 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year by 2030, the equivalent of 4 million cars’ worth of annual emissions.
…by government to 20-30 million tonnes a year by 2030.
…from close access to the HyNet CO₂ pipeline. HyNet is one of the two initial ‘Track One Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Clusters’ for industrial decarbonisation selected by the UK Government.
…to the economic transformation of the UK’s industrial regions, like the Ellesmere Port Industrial Area, enhancing the long-term competitiveness of UK industry in a global net zero economy.
…the UK Government’s Levelling-Up ambitions and decarbonises our most challenging industrial sectors, providing a pathway to negative emissions while creating new blue chip jobs.
strategic location
Located in one the largest energy transition hubs in Europe
Stanlow Manufacturing Complex
Unique location
Levering existing infrastructure and unique geographic positioning for transformative scale of UK’s industrial decarbonisation enabled by: direct access to a DCO approved CO2 onshore pipeline, part of the Transport and Storage infrastructure that reached financial completion by UK Government in April 2025.
One of the largest energy transition hubs
EET is a leading player in the decarbonisation of the UK economy and is transforming its Stanlow Manufacturing Complex into one of Europe’s largest energy transition hubs.
Unique advantage and expertise
The combination of hydrogen, refinery decarbonisation and biofuels with unrivalled infrastructure, expertise and EET Fuels’ 900 acre land bank will facilitate the process.
EET Industrial Carbon Capture benefits from direct access to the ENI CO₂ pipeline, part of HyNet.
Participating in the Track 1 Expansion process, the project is able to provide a flexible supply of CO2 to ensure full use of the HyNet Northwest Transport and Storage system, maximising return on investment to developer, operator and UK Government.
HyNet is one of the two initial ‘Track One Clusters’ for industrial decarbonisation selected by the UK
Government.
“This new carbon capture plant is the single biggest initiative to decarbonise our processes and a core element to our hugely ambitious decarbonisation strategy. Our ambition is to become a leading low carbon refinery. This is a massive undertaking, but it is a journey we are fully committed to. Not only is it the right environmental thing to do, it will future proof the critical Stanlow refinery for the long term, protecting jobs and industry, while also placing Stanlow at the very centre of the UK’s energy transition.”
Deepak Maheshwari
CEO of EET Fuels
“We are more confident than ever in the potential of our UK site, with its core contribution to HyNet, to play a vital role in the UK’s decarbonisation strategy and to act as a catalyst for significant investment in our region. We are demonstrating how legacy industrial businesses can become part of the solution, and drive decarbonisation across the North West’s industrial heartlands”.
Prashant Ruia
Chair of EET Fuels
