Sonardyne has begun environmental and seismic monitoring at the Endurance carbon store in the UK North Sea. The company secured the contract last year and is now deploying seabed landers and sensors to track conditions before the site starts storing carbon dioxide in 2028. Endurance is part of the Northern Endurance Partnership, one of the UK's major CCS projects. Monitoring before injection matters because it establishes a baseline for the reservoir and surrounding environment. Once CO2 injection begins, the same systems can detect pressure changes, microseismic events, or other shifts that might signal a problem. That kind of data is what regulators and project operators need to show the carbon is actually staying where it is put.
