Publications

This brief examines France’s CCUS strategy, outlining policy, regulatory frameworks, targets, and proposed CO₂ transport and storage infrastructure. It highlights current projects, opportunities, challenges, and international collaborations to advance CCUS deployment and support the country’s industrial emissions reduction goals.

This brief reviews CCS developments at the Bonn Climate Change Conference, highlighting outcomes, international agreements, and climate finance discussions. It provides an outlook on COP29, NDC progress, technology linkages, and recommendations to advance global CCS deployment.

This report reviews CCUS opportunities in India’s cement industry, assessing potential hubs, storage facilities, and transport costs. It identifies subsurface data gaps, highlights decarbonisation potential, and provides insights to support large-scale CCUS deployment in India’s second-largest CO₂-emitting sector.

This report examines the urgent need for CO₂ pipeline infrastructure in the US to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. It covers regulatory frameworks, safety, best practices, community engagement, and the role of pipelines in connecting capture facilities to permanent storage sites.

This regulatory gap analysis examines China’s CO₂ geological storage framework, highlighting progress, uncertainties, and lessons from the US, EU, and Australia. It provides guidance for international developers and policymakers, supporting CCUS deployment to meet China’s climate targets and advance global climate mitigation.

This insight summarises insights from a Global CCS Institute member meeting in Düsseldorf on 31 January 2024. It highlights Germany’s forthcoming carbon management strategy, announced 26 February 2024, marking a key step in the country’s decarbonisation efforts.

This report outlines seven EU funding opportunities to support CCS projects, including Horizon Europe and the Innovation Fund. It guides developers on award criteria, funding rates, and success stories, helping translate CCS proposals into actionable projects across Europe.

This report maps Europe’s CCS landscape, covering policy frameworks, funding mechanisms, early project success stories, and CO₂ infrastructure. It highlights EU strategies, financial support, and regional agreements, providing insights to accelerate CCS deployment and support EU climate targets.

This study finds CCUS is critical for decarbonising WA’s emissions-intensive industries. WA has storage capacity, skilled workforce, and infrastructure to develop CCUS hubs, supporting net-zero goals, cross-sector collaboration, job creation, and attracting international investment.

The 2023 Global Status of CCS report provides a snapshot of CCS progress worldwide, highlighting rapid developments across North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, the UK, and MENA. It emphasises the critical role of scaling CCS to achieve global climate goals.

Following the growing recognition of CCS as an essential climate mitigation solution, over the last two decades several jurisdictions around the world have implemented effective legal and regulatory regimes aimed at facilitating CCS activities and scaling up the technology. Developed by the Global CCS Institute, the CCS Legal and Regulatory Indicator (LRI) assesses the key factors needed to establish a comprehensive legal and regulatory framework for CCS.

The 2023 CCS Technology Compendium presents over 70 commercially available technologies, detailing benefits, applications, and innovations. Developed by the Global CCS Institute, it offers insights into the latest CCS advancements worldwide to support project developers and industry stakeholders.