CCUS in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Vietnam looks to monetise stranded oil and gas fields with CCS
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Yara Sluiskil commissioning brings Northern Lights closer to capacity
- Australia's Safeguard Mechanism review pushes for deeper onsite decarbonisation
- Japan's capture clusters model tackles high cost of liquefied CO shipping
- Deepsky issues first DAC credits from its Alberta facility
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Finance, not geology, drove Pilot Energy off the cliff
- Proposed EU ETS overhaul puts CCUS at the forefront
- Louisiana Clean Energy Complex cancels out, is the dream of big blue hydrogen over?
- Australia’s Northern Territory allows CO 2 to be transported via pipelines
- Western Australia opens the storage doors with new CCS legislation
- Taiwan tests new climate change framework with first onshore CCS approval
- California's climate strategy goes underground
- Summit reroute improves regulatory feasibility but can materially extend timelines
- Stratos delay puts DAC execution risk in the spotlight
- BP to sell down stake in UK's East Coast Cluster
- China's 15th Five Year Plan: CCUS progress continues, but targets remain undefined
- DOE throws CCUS a funding lifeline, not a lifeboat
- Porthos confirm construction delays of up to a year
- Thailand clears the regulatory fog for CCS
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California CCUS project pipeline by development statusSummit route changes summaryBP ECC asset ownership structure
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BP ECC asset valuationsRetained CCS project award value vs countUnlevered levelised project economicsNew Zealand’s proposed carbon storage approval processQatarEnergy post-FID CCUS portfolioFrance capture capacity by project status (Mtpa)Status of select BIL carbon management-related program funding as of January 2026Total captured and stored volumes at Gorgon CCSMap of UK carbon licences
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