Associated British Ports (ABP) is seeking to construct, operate and maintain the Immingham Green Energy Terminal (IGET) – a new multi-user liquid bulk green energy terminal located on the eastern side of the Port of Immingham – the first of its kind in the world.
Air Products would be the first customer to use the new facility for the production of green hydrogen alongside a second operator for the filling of Carbon Dioxide onto vessels to be injected into offshore wells.
Client
Associated British Ports
Industry
Carbon Capture and Storage
Ammonia Cracking to Hydrogen
Marine
Location
United Kingdom
Services
EERA
HSE Designers Legislation Review
HSE Management Plan
HSE Design Philosophy
Year
2024
The challenge
Process Risk Consulting were commissioned to provide independent Technical Safety Design input into the design of the berth ensuring that the design is in accordance with relevant local and end-user requirements for the RIBA 2 phase of the project.
Process Risk Consulting developed the following deliverables during the RIBA 2 phase of the project:
- Combined Coarse Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA)
- HAZID Study
- Identification of the Marine Exclusion Zone for Ammonia and CO2 vessels