CO₂ Monitoring Deployment in Danish CCS Pilot Project

Client/Project Overview

As part of a pioneering Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) initiative in Denmark, our team was engaged to support a pilot project focused on monitoring CO₂ levels on board the platform and the transport vessel. The project aimed to enhance safety protocols and environmental awareness in operations involving captured carbon transport and storage.

Needs and Challenges

• Emerging safety concerns related to CO₂ exposure in confined marine environments

• Lack of real-time monitoring systems for CO₂

• Need to validate sensor performance under operational conditions

• Integration of monitoring technology into CCS workflows

• Ensuring crew readiness and response capability in case of elevated CO₂ levels

Key Tasks Executed

• Installed CO₂ monitoring systems tailored for offshore vessel conditions

• Conducted sensor calibration and system testing

• Distributed emergency breathing apparatus

• Provided crew training on CO₂ safety and alert response

• Collected and analyzed live data during vessel operations

• Supported integration of monitoring into broader CCS safety protocols

Solutions Implemented

• Deployed advanced CO₂ detection technology with real-time alerting

• Enabled continuous monitoring of air quality in enclosed spaces

• Protected the crew against any gas releases

• Delivered technical support and operational guidance to onboard teams

• Collaborated with CCS project stakeholders to align safety standards

Results Achieved

• Validated the feasibility of CO₂ monitoring in CCS maritime operations

• Improved crew awareness and preparedness for CO₂-related risks

• Contributed to the development of safety benchmarks for future CCS projects

• Strengthened the role of gas detection in environmental innovation