Uniper has awarded Aker Carbon Capture a Process Design Package (PDP) to deliver
design studies for a proposed post combustion carbon capture plant at their
Grain power station in the Southeast of England, on the Isle of Grain, in Kent.

Uniper's Grain Carbon Capture project is a proposal to retrofit post combustion
carbon capture technology on up to all three of the existing Combined Cycle Gas
Turbine (CCGT) units at the power plant, with the potential to capture over 2
million tonnes of CO2 per year.

In the first phase, Aker Carbon Capture will provide its proprietary process
technology design to capture carbon from the existing CCGT units at the plant,
delivering a PDP that will establish the process design for the CO2 capture,
conditioning, liquefaction, and temporary storage facility, as well as
incorporating potential heat integration solutions. The PDP includes the
necessary design information required by an Engineering, Procurement and
Construction (EPC) firm to perform final engineering of the plant.

This highly optimized design will make use of Aker Carbon Capture's best in
class intellectual property, process design expertise and project execution
experience. The PDP delivery process, will allow Uniper to evaluate Aker Carbon
Capture's technology for one of the three gas turbines, helping to inform
planning and permitting applications for the future construction and operation
of the carbon capture plant at the existing power station.

If Uniper selects Aker Carbon Capture as technology licensor at the end of the
PDP process, the next step will be to move to the front-end engineering and
design phase ahead of a final investment decision, which is expected to be taken
by Uniper in the mid-2020s.

"We are excited to support Uniper with our carbon capture technology on their
path to make their European power generation portfolio 80% carbon neutral by
2030.  The development of this PDP, building on Aker Carbon Capture's recent
completion of FEED studies for other major gas-to-power projects in the UK, will
provide a solid foundation for these efforts", said Egil Fagerland, Chief
Executive Officer at Aker Carbon Capture. "This award is a huge steppingstone
towards turning our existing Big Catch EPC offering into a License and Key
Equipment model. If this project reaches a Final Investment Decision (FID), Aker
Carbon Capture may have the opportunity to provide the full technology license
and deliver key equipment. Uniper has the option to commission a license to
install our technology on all three CCGT units." continued Fagerland.

"We look forward to the collaboration on our route towards Net-Zero. Aker Carbon
Capture has a long experience of amine-based technology, and this PDP will help
us to make a well-grounded technology decision for the road ahead."

Roger Brandwood, Project Manager for Uniper's Grain Carbon Capture project,
said