Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Global CCS Institute?
The Global CCS Institute is an initiative to accelerate the worldwide development and implementation of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies.
The Global CCS Institute will support commercial scale CCS projects, with the aim of reducing carbon pollution both domestically and internationally. It will facilitate demonstration CCS projects, as well as the identification and support of necessary research.
Please see About Us for more detail.
Who operates the Global CCS Institute?
The Board of the Global CCS Institute comprises three directors: Mr Russell Higgins AO, Ms Tina McMeckan, and Dr Makoto Aki.
The Interim CEO of the Global CCS Institute is Nick Otter.
The Global CCS Institute’s Head Office in Canberra is made up of staff who facilitate the daily activities of the organisation.
Where is the Global CCS Institute located?
Global CCS Institute Head Office is located in Canberra, the capital city of Australia. The organisation intends to establish satellite offices in other continents.
What is the governance structure of the Global CCS Institute?
The Global CCS Institute is a not-for-profit entity, limited by guarantee.
You can read more about the governance structure of the Global CCS Institute in the Constitution.
How is the Global CCS Institute funded?
The Australian Government funds the Global CCS Institute up to AUD$100 million per annum.
How do I become a member?
For membership enquiries, please see Membership, or send your specific enquiry to membership@globalccsinstitute.com
How do I apply for a position at the Global CCS Institute?
For recruitment or secondment enquiries, please send your Curriculum Vitae and an expression of interest to recruitment@globalccsinstitute.com
How do I get a representative of the Global CCS Institute to speak at my conference/event?
To arrange a speaker, please contact Global CCS Institute Media and Communications via info@globalccsinstitute.com
What projects does the Global CCS Institute support?
The Global CCS Institute currently supports a number of CCS projects. You can read more on the Collaboration and Partnerships page.