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CCUS in brief
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Report summary
Welcome to the CCUS in brief where we bring you quick, responsive opinion and analysis on all that's going on globally within the carbon capture, utilisation and storage industry. The report provides rolling coverage of events, with stories posted to this page soon after any announcement, where possible. Our analysis is driven by our newly launched Lens CCUS platform, where we house our CCUS project, subsurface and emissions datasets which are updated on a weekly basis.
Table of contents
- US DOE cancels over US$1.7 billion in CCUS demonstration project funding
- EU's NZIA carbon storage directive: 44 companies, 50 Mtpa, and a 2030 deadline – who’s on the hook?
- UK ramps up carbon storage efforts with new nomination call
- Alberta government announces carbon pricing 'freeze'
- Eni secures FID for Liverpool Bay CCS
- Aramis CO 2 pipeline reshuffled: Government steps up as oil Majors step back
- China's 2025 policy roadmap: Connecting theory and policy with practices and projects
- XPRIZE awards millions to projects developing biochar and mineralisation technologies.
- Oxy Low Carbon Ventures buys Holocene, a direct air capture startup
- Kairos@C at risk of cancellation
- US and reciprocal tariffs could weigh on the outlook for carbon capture
- Louisiana issues first Class VI draft permit
- 149 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Mitchell Cement Plant CCS economics with and without government grants
- Company NZIA CO2 storage obligations compared with announced EU CO2 storage capacity already in development
- Alberta CCUS projects
- HyNet project valuation
- Map of China’s CCUS Projects and Emissions Heatmap
- Policies & Agencies Relevant to CCUS
- Levelised cost analysis for Kairos@C (unlevered)
- Map of Enping 15 oil and gas fields in the Pearl River Mouth basin, China.
- Northern Lights reaches first second phase agreement with Stockholm Exergi
- CEF-E makes the difference for Phase 2 economics
- Map of proposed Tuas WTE CO2 capture project in western Singapore
- Map of CCUS projects (by emissions source) in India
- 141 more item(s)...
What's included
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