CCUS in brief
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Table of contents
- China boosts CCUS ecosystem with 12 new national standards
- Abu Dhabi Emirate introduces CCUS regulation
- Ontario takes CO 2 underground with new storage legislation
- Low injection rates cast a shadow on proven capture technology at Gorgon
- Just three projects left in bidding for Danish CCS fund
- UK's second carbon storage licensing round targets 14 offshore areas amid project delivery concerns
- Plans announced for Omani CO 2 pipeline network
- BP Scraps H2Teesside
- Canada and Alberta reach MOU regarding carbon pricing and CCUS, yoking Pathways to a new crude export pipeline
- Baytown Blues: Exxon's $6B Hydrogen Bet Hits Pause
- The Star State stakes its claim on Class VI permitting
- PETRONAS gets first Offshore Assessment Permit in peninsular Malaysia
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Total captured and stored volumes at Gorgon CCSMap of UK carbon licencesProposed pipeline network
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Current 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, IndiaQatarEnergy CCUS projectsClass VI applications in Louisiana by application phaseRose Carbon Hub Class VI permitting vs other project timelinesGerman Capture Project PipelineTable of application related fees for CO2 storage
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