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SLB Selected As Strategic Reservoir Partner For Havstjerne Carbon Storage Project In Norwegian North Sea, Providing Technology And Engineering Services For Concept And FEED Phases
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Integrated engineering work will support development of the large-scale carbon storage project ahead of a final investment decision

Global energy technology company SLB (NYSE:SLB) today announced it has been selected as strategic reservoir partner for the Havstjerne carbon storage project in the Norwegian North Sea, providing technology and engineering services for the concept and front-end engineering and design (FEED) phases. The Havstjerne project is a large-scale offshore carbon storage development in Norway intended to serve industrial emitters across Europe, operated by Harbour Energy (LSE: HBR) in consortium with Stella Maris CCS, a Yinson Production company.

SLB will coordinate an integrated project scope that connects analysis of the underground storage reservoir with injection well design, subsea infrastructure and plans for monitoring stored CO2 as the Havstjerne partnership develops the project’s technical, cost and schedule basis ahead of a final investment decision. The scope includes concept and FEED studies delivered through close collaboration between SLB and its OneSubsea™ joint venture.

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