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The Global CCS Institute is powered by a global community working to advance carbon capture and storage. Our members form a network connecting across sectors and regions to share expertise, shape thinking, and support development at scale.
The Global CCS Institute is a member-supported organisation, bringing together governments, industry leaders, research institutions, and civil society groups from across the carbon capture and storage value chain. Our members span diverse industries from around the world, forming a truly global network committed to advancing practical climate solutions.
We work closely with our members to shape strategy, share insights, and accelerate CCS deployment. Through tailored knowledge-sharing, technical collaboration, and a strong focus on networking and capacity building, members benefit from exclusive opportunities to connect with peers and partners worldwide. The Institute regularly convenes meetings, workshops, and forums that create space for collaboration, exchange, and collective action on CCS.
Become a MemberThrough direct engagement with governments, multilateral institutions, and key decision-makers, we work to shape policies, regulations, and public narratives that support the deployment of CCS.
Our team offers expert, tailored CCS advice to tackle challenges, identify opportunities, and accelerate deployment.
We connect people shaping the future of CCS through dynamic events, workshops, and forums that spark ideas and action.
We deliver practical, tailored training and advice to help stakeholders plan, regulate, and implement CCS with confidence.
2 September 2026
On August 26, 2026 the Institute hosted a Member Webinar highlighting Stratum Reservoir’s research that seemingly minor subsurface heterogeneities can have a significant impact on the accuracy of CCUS and CO₂-enhanced oil recovery (CO₂-EOR) reservoir models. Drawing on lessons from site characterization, the session will examine how…
27 August 2026
With a view to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, the Japanese Government regards carbon capture and storage (CCS) as an indispensable technology for decarbonising industries where emissions are difficult to reduce. This insight provides an update on Japan’s CCS policy, legal and regulatory developments, including: The role of CCS in…
25 August 2026
The Global CCS Institute has described China’s first quantified CCUS objective, set out in its 15th Five-Year Plan for the Oil and Gas Sector, as a constructive policy signal, while noting that wider deployment will depend on supporting policy, infrastructure and commercial frameworks. China’s new target of 10 million tonnes…
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