A new report produced for the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has confirmed that there are no technical hurdles to permanently and safely storing large quantities of carbon dioxide (CO2) off the coast of the UK. There is also the potential that these sites in the North Sea could be developed to provide a CO2 storage hub for CO2 emissions from mainland Europe, enhancing their economic attractiveness. The report was produced by a consortium led by Aberdeen-based consultancy Pale Blue Dot Energy working with Axis Well Technology and Costain. It follows a 12-month project commissioned and delivered by the ETI, funded by the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC).
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机译：为能源技术研究所（ETI）制作的一份新报告已确认，在英国沿海地区永久安全地存储大量二氧化碳（CO2）没有技术障碍。也有可能开发这些北海站点，为欧洲大陆的CO2排放提供一个CO2储存枢纽，从而增强其经济吸引力。该报告由总部位于阿伯丁的咨询公司Pale Blue Dot Energy与Axis Well Technology和Costain合作领导的财团制作。这是ETI委托并交付的为期12个月的项目，由英国能源与气候变化部（DECC）资助。
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