CCUS in brief
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- Thailand clears the regulatory fog for CCS
- Woodside and Inpex withdraw CCS projects to access streamlined approvals
- South Korea mines its slag for carbon storage
- Attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure further complicate development
- Japan FEEDs 80% of their domestic advanced CCS projects
- After three years and 625 million, will Kairos@C finally happen?
- New Zealand monetises regulated carbon storage into the ETS
- QatarEnergy takes FID on North Field West CCUS
- EFTA Court advice carries significant implications for Norway under EU Net Zero Industry Act CO 2 storage obligations
- GPID boosts French CCS hopes
- UK DESNZ publishes new CCUS commercial framework
- India's US$2.4 billion CCUS scheme targets key hard-to-abate sectors, but actualising commercial scale remains the challenge
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Unlevered levelised project economicsNew Zealand’s proposed carbon storage approval processQatarEnergy post-FID CCUS portfolio
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France 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 licencesProposed pipeline networkCurrent Class VI applications in TexasEU Innovation Fund - IF2024 Successful ProjectsGermany carbon capture project capacity by statusLocation of the coal mining site in the state of Jharkhand, India
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