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Welcome to the CCUS in brief where we bring you quick, responsive opinion and analysis on all that's going on globally within the carbon capture, utilisation and storage industry. The report provides rolling coverage of events, with stories posted to this page soon after any announcement, where possible. Our analysis is driven by our newly launched Lens CCUS platform, where we house our CCUS project, subsurface and emissions datasets which are updated on a weekly basis.

Table of contents

  • SLB acquires a majority stake in Aker Carbon Capture
  • Germany launches Carbon Management Strategy and Carbon Contracts for Difference
  • South Korea passed CCUS Act
  • Japan’s Cabinet approves legislation for exploring CO 2 storage sites and storing captured CO 2
  • ExxonMobil and Shell to develop cross-border CCS project in Singapore
  • The Norwegian Ministry of Energy launches its sixth carbon storage licensing round
  • Japanese consortium plans CCS storage development in Sarawak, Malaysia
  • Canada’s Genesee CCUS project reportedly at risk as inaction over Canadian contracts-for-difference continues
  • Valero signs on to Summit Carbon Solutions' Midwest pipeline project
  • Delving into the subsurface: storage sweet spots in saline aquifers
  • Aker Carbon Capture announces first-of-a-kind pulp and paper CCS project
  • RWE announces plans to progress its fourth UK CCS project
  • The Ontario government authorizes ‘special projects’ for CO 2 storage
  • Neptune-Eni Acquisition
  • Indonesia issues CCS regulation
  • POET signs on to Summit Carbon Solutions' Midwest pipeline project
  • Applicants confirmed in Denmark’s second carbon storage licence round
  • PTTEP assessing third CCS hub in Thailand.
  • ADNOC acquires 10.1% stake in CCUS player Storegga
  • Louisiana gains primacy over Class VI wells
  • BKV’s Fort Worth basin first on CO2 sequestration
  • Alberta Carbon Capture Incentive Program Announced
  • DOE awards US$ 444 million to US carbon storage projects
  • Canada releases 2023 Fall Economic Statement
  • Australia passed legislation to support transboundary CO 2 storage
  • Pertamina and ExxonMobil signs US$2 billion agreement to develop Sunda-Asri CCS hub
  • Oxy accelerating DAC ambitions with BlackRock partnership in Stratos
  • South Korea’s SK E&S signs cross-border CCS agreement with Australia’s Santos
  • First UK CCS licence round: opportunities and obstacles
  • PTTEP delays Lang Lebah FID to 2024
  • The Netherlands progresses its first CO 2 transport and storage hub
  • Navigator CO 2 cancels Heartland Greenway pipeline project
  • Oxy and ADNOC partner on UAE DAC plant
  • SK Capital acquires CCS-as-a-service company Milestone Environmental
  • CCUS at the frontline of the World Petroleum Congress
  • Winners announced in UK 1st carbon storage licence round
  • BP forms partnerships to study CCUS value chains in Indonesia
  • Pertamina plans CO 2 injection trial at Sunda-Asri
  • CO 2 pipeline projects meet regulatory pushback in the American Midwest
  • ADNOC takes FID at its Habshan CCUS project in the UAE
  • Malaysia advances CCUS hub ambitions, targets 40 to 80 Mtpa storage capacity by 2050
  • Australia is open for offshore GHG storage
  • Denmark accelerates CCUS plans with new policy proposal
  • Texas awards leases for CO 2 storage
  • PetroChina goes green for oil
  • South Korea-Malaysia’s Shepherd CCS project signs additional major partners
  • California awards first sequestration permit
  • Oxy's big DAC week
  • ExxonMobil to acquire Denbury in the US
  • EU Innovation Fund Awards 11 CCUS projects for funding
  • The UK progresses the Acorn and Viking CCS Clusters
  • Pertamina, JAPEX and JOGMEC sign JSA for CO 2 injection field test for EOR at Sukowati, Indonesia
  • ADNOC completes the world’s first CO 2 injection well in a carbonate saline aquifer
  • Japanese firms and consortium partners make progress on CO 2 shipping technology scale-up
  • PETROS captures attention with new Sarawak CCS block
  • Denbury's CCUS business expands with two new deals
  • TotalEnergies, PETRONAS and Mitsui announce Asia-Pac CCS hub
  • Japan selects 7 CCS projects for funding
  • CNOOC commissions China's first offshore CCS demonstration project
  • Asia's largest carbon capture facility for coal-fired power generation started operating in China
  • Pertamina steps up plans on CCS
  • ExxonMobil signs a carbon offtake agreement with a steel producer in Louisiana
    • Announcement:
    • Beyond the headline:
  • NextGen secures first advance purchase of carbon removal credits
  • Northern Lights gains another cross-border customer in Ørsted’s Kalundborg Hub
  • Petrobras announces plans for first CCS hub offshore Brazil
  • National Grid and Shell exit Northern Endurance Partnership
  • BP partners with Harbour Energy in Viking CCS
  • The UK selects its first batch of carbon capture projects
  • Norway awards two new carbon storage licenses near Yme
  • ExxonMobil bets on US GoM Shelf with hopes for CCS conversion
  • Canada’s 2023 Federal Budget inches CCUS support forward
  • Indonesia announces long awaited CCS/CCUS regulations
  • Harbour Energy confirms CO 2 storage capacity for Viking CCS
  • Bayou Bend CCS expands into US onshore acreage
  • Petra Nova gets a second wind
  • Energean advances CCS plans in Egypt with the Abu Qir project
  • Storage at scale – Claims of gigaton scale storage in the East Irish Sea captures interest
  • Boiling over - Frustrations mount over delays with the Federal EPA primacy application process
  • Texas to offer leases for CO 2 storage projects
  • Japan establishes long-term carbon capture and storage roadmap
  • Norway carbon storage: NPD announce first acreage release of 2023, due east of Sleipner
  • Norway carbon storage: Six companies bid on EL005
  • Alberta changes TIER regulations to support CCUS Hub growth
  • Petronas Carigali and JX Nippon advance BIGST sour gas project
  • PETRONAS announce FID for Kasawari CCS
    • Major US DAC Projects:
  • Aramco’s Jubail is poised to become a regional CCS and Hydrogen hub
    • Eni advances Bacton Thames Net Zero Initiative

Tables and charts

This report includes 97 images and tables including:

  • German capture projects (as of 19 March 2024)
  • Map of regional CCS projects that could be accessible to Singapore
  • Map of carbon exploration storage acreage on offer
  • Storage capacity growth by licence award date
  • Map of the M3 field with the surrounding depleted fields, CCS projects and infrastructure in offshore Sarawak, Malaysia,
  • Adding Valero to Summit Carbon Solutions’ project requires limited additional pipeline scope
  • Stø reservoir structure map
  • Composite CRS map of Stø aquifer
  • Great Yarmouth Power Plant and potential transport and storage hubs
  • CCUS projects in Canada by project status
  • Geology and stratigraphy of Southwestern Ontario
  • Neptune deal effect on Eni's CCUS portfolio
  • Wood Mackenzie valuation of Summit Carbon Solutions project (not including POET plant volumes)
  • Denmark carbon storage licensing
  • Map showing Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor near the Pattani Basin, Gulf of Thailand.
  • Planned and operational project nominal capacity by state
  • US class VI permit applications by state
  • Enbridge's Bridgeport project location
  • Class II injection wells by state
  • Map of DOE funded projects
  • List of funded projects
  • DOE carbon storage funding by state
  • Class VI well applications by state
  • Australia is in the lead based on Wood Mackenzie's CCUS policy readiness index in Asia Pacific (link to report in footer)
  • Map of G-11-AP permit area with the Plover Formation in the Bonaparte Basin, Western Australia.
  • Wood Mackenzie's CCUS policy readiness index vs unrisked project pipeline (project count and capacity)
  • Porthos CCS project value chain
  • ACTL and Oil Sands Pathways projects
  • Operational projects in Canada
  • CCUS project stages
  • Summary of awarded licence acreage
  • Licence ownership in northern North Sea
  • Licence ownership in central North Sea
  • Licence ownership in southern North Sea
  • Indonesia's CCS project pipeline from 2023 to 2032
  • Planned CCUS Projects and Pipelines in States Across the American Midwest
  • CCUS net project capacity by company*
  • ADNOC's net CCUS capacity by project
  • Planned CCS projects in Malaysia
  • Map showing the location of 2023 GHG areas in Australia's Commonwealth waters.
  • Table of the 10 newly released areas with potential source and storage information.
  • Summary of future Danish CCS tenders
  • Texas GLO carbon storage bid results
  • Map showing Jilin CCS projects at Jilin and Daqingzijing oil fields, within Jilin oil field complex.
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  • Map showing block SK427 and CCUS Projects in Malaysia
  • California CCUS project locations
  • Class VI well permits status by state
  • Denbury's US Gulf Coast storage projects
  • Deal consideration versus Wood Mackenzie valuation
  • CCUS facilities announced in the 3rd round of the EU Innovation Fund for large-scale projects
  • EU Innovation Fund CCUS projects by industry
  • UK CCS cluster capacity build-up
  • Top country by CO2 storage capacity in depleted fields within Asia Pacific
  • World CO2 emissions (scope 1&2 ktCO2e)
  • Volume of recoverable reserves by lithology - Middle East region (bnboe)
  • Cumulative CCUS project capacity by region
  • Location of Kasawari project and M1 field within F-Block, offshore Sarawak.
  • Table of 7 CCS projects selected by the Japanese government for funding
  • Map view of the 7 CCS projects selected by the Japanese government for funding
  • Chinese NOCs are planning large-scale CCUS projects
  • Operational CCUS projects from coal-fired power generation in Asia
  • Wood Mackenzie's assessment of the policy and regulatory readiness of 9 APAC countries
  • CCS projects onshore US Gulf Coast
  • Carbon capture, transport, and storage project capacity by country
  • Denmark's CO2 capture project pipeline up to 2030
  • Capture, transport, and storage project capacity by super region
  • Capture, transport, and storage project capacity by country
  • TotalEnergies CCUS portfolio by net capacity
  • UK capture capacity build out from selected projects
  • Figure: Norway's Carbon Storage License Awards, March 2023
  • ExxonMobil’s blocks from US GoM federal Lease Sales and Texas GLO CCS block offerings
  • Indonesia's CCUS projects in planning phase with start-up in the next decade
  • Map of Viking area fields for CO2 storage
  • Society of Petroleum Engineers’ (SPE) Storage Resource Management System (SRMS) framework
  • Best storage capacity estimate of the Viking area
  • Leading Texas and Louisiana Hubs
  • Abu Qir field map
  • Global project capacity by company
  • UK, East Irish Sea – screened depleted fields, carbon licenses & pipelines
  • Operating US Lower 48 CO2 capture projects
  • Map showing county acreage open to RFP
  • 2023 offered carbon storage license
  • EL005: 2022 offered carbon storage license
  • BIGST cluster location
  • Initial reserves and CO2 storage capacity
  • CO2 emissions by industry type (scope 1 & 2, MtCO2e)
  • Potential CO2 storage candidates in Saudi Arabia
  • FIGURE: NSTA’s provisional license awards, UK’s 1st Carbon Storage bid round
  • FIGURE: Depleted fields in proximity to NNS Area1 & NNS Area 2 offerings (SOURCE: Wood Mackenzie Lens CCUS)
  • TABLE: EnQuest’s depleted fields in NNS-1 & NNS-2 offerings (SOURCE: Wood Mackenzie Lens CCUS)
  • FIGURE: EIS Area 1, Morecambe North and South Fields (SOURCE: Wood Mackenzie Lens CCUS)
  • TABLE: East Irish Sea, Morecambe depleted fields (SOURCE: Wood Mackenzie Lens CCUS)
  • FIGURE: SNS Areas and four Hornsea wind development phases (indicated by propellers below) (SOURCE: Wood Mackenzie Lens CCUS)
  • Bacton Thames Net Zero Initiative & planned storage at Hewitt
  • Wood Mackenzie estimate of Hewitt field CO2 storage capacity

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