The 2024 Global Status of CCS report shows strong year-on-year growth, with projects advancing across all stages and global CO₂ capture capacity set to more than double to over 100 Mtpa as under-construction facilities come online.

This report examines long-term liability and site transfer for CO₂ storage, proposing a framework that balances legal certainty with adequate resourcing for jurisdictions. It addresses public trust, risks of broad liability relief, and financial safeguards to support responsible, large-scale CCS deployment.

This report explores policy, legal, regulatory, and financing frameworks for deploying CCUS in India’s cement industry. It highlights regulatory gaps, financing options, and international collaboration opportunities, building on earlier analysis of emission clusters and storage resources to support large-scale CCUS deployment.

This report examines business models and opportunities for CCS hubs in the MENA region. It analyses policy and regulatory landscapes, highlights development prospects, and provides recommendations to support large-scale CCS deployment across countries including Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Egypt, Algeria, and Morocco.

The 2024 CCS Technology Compendium presents over 120 state-of-the-art CCS technologies, detailing performance, applications, and industry use. Developed with technology providers, it offers insights to help project developers apply innovations across the CCS value chain and accelerate progress toward climate neutrality.

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.