The Aramis carbon capture and storage project has opened its tendering procedure for the supply of linepipe for a 200-kilometer offshore CO₂ pipeline, marking a key milestone in its development. EBN and Gasunie, the project’s future investors, launched the EU tender following earlier market consultations and a pre-announcement in September.

The planned pipeline will transport up to 22 million tons of CO₂ per year from the Maasvlakte collection hub to offshore storage sites, forming a central link in the broader Aramis value chain. The project aims to support decarbonization for hard-to-abate industries in the Netherlands and neighboring countries.

Program Manager Annemarie Manger said the tender reflects years of preparation by partners EBN, Gasunie, Shell and TotalEnergies, with additional tenders—including trunkline installation, onshore works, valve supply, and D-HUB construction—expected to follow.

Final investment decisions are planned for 2026–27, with operations targeted for 2030. Aramis holds Project of Common Interest status and has received Connecting Europe Facility funding from the European Union.

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