An important step in the development of the Aramis project was taken on 7 November 2025. As part of the EU tendering procedure and following a market consultation and a pre-announcement on 11 September 2025, EBN and Gasunie, as the future investors in the Aramis project, have opened the tendering process for the construction linepipe supply for the Aramis offshore pipeline and is inviting linepipe Suppliers to provide their bids. The 200 km Aramis CO₂ transportation pipeline, with a 22mtpa capacity, will connect the collection hub at the Maasvlakte to the offshore storage sites. It will serve as a crucial element in the development of the Aramis project and the further value chain, which intends to provide a decarbonization route via carbon capture, transport, and storage to hard-to-abate industries in the Netherlands, our neighboring countries and beyond.

Annemarie Manger, Program Manager Aramis: 'We are delighted that after extensive preparations by our project team and partners EBN, Gasunie, Shell and TotalEnergies we can go to the market and engage with the companies that will build the project and join forces in achieving this crucial North West European energy and industrial transition project. I'm proud of the efforts of our team, which will continue to work with our partners on opening further tenders as soon as possible.'

It's the second tender that is opened. Further tendering will include Trunkline Installation works, Onshore works, Design Fabrication and Installation of D-HUB and supply of Valves.

Parties in the Aramis value chain plan to take FIDs in 2026-2027 and to be operational in 2030, to be able to contribute to the climate goals and a strong and more sustainable future for our industries.

Aramis holds the PCI status and has been awarded a CEF subsidy by the European Union.