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Point of Ayr developments

Point of Ayr developments

Latest news on the Point of Ayr (PoA) developments

Click here to find out more about the current and upcoming phases of works being carried out at the PoA Terminal.

The Point of Ayr (PoA) Terminal is an important site within the Liverpool Bay Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Transportation and Storage (T&S) Project. It will help reduce carbon emissions from industry and plays a vital role in supporting the UK’s net zero ambitions across north Wales and the north west of England.

Two main programmes of work are taking place in PoA:

  • PoA Cable Route Foreshore Works, which involves laying a combined new electric and communication (fibre-optic) cable between the PoA Terminal and the New Douglas Offshore CCS Platform; and 
  • PoA Decommissioning and Site Preparation Works, which follows the cessation of oil and gas production (COP), and focuses on preparing the PoA Terminal and surrounding Colliery area for future CO₂ transportation and storage operations.

These developments will enable PoA to carry out a key role in transporting CO₂ for permanent storage in the depleted gas fields beneath Liverpool Bay.

Find out more about the work going on at PoA: