Wood Mackenzie's Carbon Markets and CCUS research teams predict that rising demand, policy
evolution, strategic corporate deals, and technological advancements will fuel steep growth trajectories
for both sectors.
Heidelberg Materials opens Brevik CCS facility in Norway
The facility will capture around 400,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, representing 50% of
the cement plant’s emissions
Longship complete, first offloading and a royal visit
Several milestones have been reached for the development of a full-scale value chain
for carbon capture and storage as the project moves to Phase 2
Boosting photosynthesis for carbon capture
Using light to break down and bind CO2: two new research groups at the Max Planck
Society want to make what nature already does much more efficient
IFC and World Bank help Nigeria pave the way for domestic carbon storage
The initiative will produce a nationwide atlas of CO2 emissions sources and potential
sites for underground sequestration
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Deloite: overcoming barriers to enable CCS deployment at scale in Europe
There is a need to demonstrate flexibility in funding and regulations to swiftly
operationalise major projects as the market matures says a report from Deloitte
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Hafslund Celsio 10-year carbon removal agreement with Microsoft
Purchase of 1.1 MT of carbon removals is a significant contribution to the commercial
success of the full-scale CCS project on a waste-to-energy plant in Oslo
Projects and policy
How Oil and Gas operators can deploy CCS with scale and speed
CCS offers a viable path for the oil and gas industry to decarbonize operations while
maintaining energy security. By Stefano Villa and Kathleen Rebello, Rockwell Automation
From source to sink – embracing the CCUS learning curve
Progressing projects from concept through FID can be challenging due to the steep
learning curve. By Peter Hunszinger, Director, CCUS Project Delivery, Worley
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Honeywell: Q&A on developing UK pipeline infrastructure
Willie Coetzee, Government Relations Director for Sustainable Technology Solutions
gives insights into the critical importance of pipeline infrastructure for scaling UK CCS
Strategies for enhancing the economic viability of CCS projects: Part 2
In this paper, the authors argue that successful project structuring is key to
enhancing the economic viability of carbon capture projects
Lessons from a decade of carbon capture innovation at SaskPower
SaskPower and Shell Catalysts & Technologies reflect on 10 years of CCS at Boundary
Dam Unit 3 (BD3), sharing real-world insights and operational achievements
Turning point for CCS is now finds DNV report
Cumulative investment in CCS is expected to reach $80 billion over the next five years
and costs will reduce, but capacity still falls short of what's required
Capture and utilisation
Svante launches 'Gigafactory' for carbon capture & removal filters
Commissioning of its new Centre of Excellence for Carbon Capture and Removal –
Redwood manufacturing Facility in Burnaby, British Columbia has been completed .
Nuada expands ultra efficient carbon capture to biomass flue gas
Nuada has successfully completed the trial of its second pilot plant, Nuada Scout, at the
Energy Innovation Centre (formerly TERC) at the University of Sheffield . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Probing of a promising material shows exactly how it locks CO2 into place
Research highlights how a Metal Organic Framework (MOF) efficiently captures CO2
while resisting interference from water – a common issue in carbon capture materials
Transport and storage
Why the UK should lead the direct ocean capture revolution
Captura has already fully demonstrated its DOC technology at a 1000-tonne-per-year
pilot facility and is ready to scale. By Steve Oldham, CEO of Captura
Wärtsilä launches carbon capture solution to shipping market
It is proven to reduce vessel CO2 emissions by up to 70 percent, providing ship owners
with an immediate solution to meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations