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Ozona and Marubeni Commit to Pawnee as South Texas Carbon Storage Moves to Construction
South Texas has a new carbon storage project heading into construction. Ozona CCS and Marubeni Corp. have taken...
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Wood Mackenzie Puts a USD 211 Billion Price on Moving the World’s CO₂
Carbon capture has a delivery problem, and Wood Mackenzie has put a price on solving it. In a...
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Eni’s Douglas Platform Shows How Old Gas Fields Become Carbon Storage Assets
Offshore carbon storage now has its own purpose-built hardware. On October 8, 2026, Eni CCUS Holding announced that...
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Air Liquide’s Golden Weld Brings Rotterdam’s Porthos CO₂ Network Closer to Operation
Rotterdam’s carbon storage system now has a capture plant physically tied into it. In late September, Air Liquide’s...
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Poland’s CCS Opportunity Moves Toward Commercial Infrastructure
Poland has two of the ingredients required for a large CCS market: significant industrial emissions and substantial geological...
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Northern Lights Expands Shared CO₂ Transport and Storage Network
Northern Lights is adding another Swedish customer to its CO₂ transport and storage network, strengthening a model that...
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ExxonMobil’s Rose CCS Approval Signals a New Phase for Texas Carbon Infrastructure
Texas has taken another significant step toward building a large-scale carbon capture and storage network along the Gulf...
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Canada Breaks Ground on Major CCS Hub as CO₂ Infrastructure Scales Across Alberta
Canada is moving another major carbon capture and storage project from development into construction, reinforcing Alberta’s position as...
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Sinopec and International Partners Push CCUS Toward Greater Global Cooperation
The next phase of carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) deployment may depend as much on international cooperation...
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Blue Point One Breaks Ground as Louisiana Builds a Low Carbon Ammonia Hub
Carbon capture in the US Gulf Coast just got a very large anchor customer. On August 26, CF...
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Yara Sluiskil Begins Operations as Europe’s Largest Commercial CCS Project
Europe has reached an important milestone in industrial carbon capture and storage (CCS), with Yara’s Sluiskil plant in...
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What the New 45Q Safe Harbor Means for US CCUS Project Economics and Investment
The economics of US carbon capture, utilization and storage are being shaped as much by tax-credit certainty as...
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