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Conceptually, allowing two-phase flow operation during normal operation would offer certain advantages. It would potentially be the most cost-effective solution for the transition period and beyond (i.e. once gas phase operation is no longer possible). In this work, we present a conceptual study of an offshore transport system operating under two-phase flow regime for an industrial CCS hub located in North West England. The aim of the study is to try to answer two fundamental questions: Is the two-phase flow pipelines possible in a safe, manageable and predictable manner? Are there operational benefits in allowing pipelines to operate in a two- phase zone? In addition, we present a perspective on the current limitations of existing multiphase oil & gas flow models for CO2 multiphase flow.
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