ENERGY generated from a proposed energy park near Sullom Voe Terminal (SVT) could be used to supply a low carbon fuel plant at the terminal. Neshion Ltd, which is behind a 10 turbine energy park near SVT, has entered into an agreement to collaborate with Veri Energy. Veri Energy, a subsidiary of SVT operator EnQuest, is leading the decarbonisation of Sullom Voe Terminal. Neshion is planning to build 10 turbines, all 200m high, and a 25MW battery energy storage system to the east of Sullom Voe Terminal. Veri Energy chief executive Gavin Templeton said they were pleased to be working with Neshion “to unlock the long-term potential of Shetland and the Sullom Voe Terminal for the energy transition.