CCUS in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Innozhero takes FID, joins Northern Lights
- Exxon’s Green Pipeline starts to take shape
- Greensand Future start-up: small step for storage, big step for European CCUS
- China sets numerical CCUS injection target for the first time
- SABIC takes FID on SAN-7
- 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
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Tables and charts
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Innozhero project schematicMap of the Green Pipeline NetworkSummary economics of the Greensand Futures value chain
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Guodian Taizhou CCUS project is located in the greater Shanghai metropolitan areaCalifornia CCUS project pipeline by development statusSummit route changes summaryBP ECC asset ownership structureBP ECC asset valuationsRetained CCS project award value vs countUnlevered levelised project economicsNew Zealand’s proposed carbon storage approval processQatarEnergy post-FID CCUS portfolio
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