Earth Day 2025: Harnessing Our Power through CCUS for Our Planet
22 April – It’s Earth Day today! Earth Day 2025 urges the world to take bold action under the theme Our Power, Our Planet. The focus? Uniting around renewable energy and tripling the global generation of clean electricity by 2030. While renewable energy sources are expanding rapidly, they alone are not sufficient to meet global […]
Sleipner Projection Exhibit at the World CCUS Conference
Discover how the world’s largest and longest-operating carbon storage site is advancing our understanding of CO2 behaviour at the 2025 World CCUS Conference! Sleipner East, located on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), hosts the world’s largest and longest-operating carbon storage site, with a total of 20 million tonnes (Mt) of CO2 injected by Equinor since […]
TGS announces completion of CO2 storage assessments for Gulf Coast regions
TGS has released the Central Gulf Coast–Haynesville CO2 Storage Assessment, the final segment of the comprehensive Mega Gulf Coast Assessment. This assessment builds on previous releases for the East Gulf Coast and Gulf Coast assessments in 2024, culminating in a dataset covering over 16,000 key wells with core-calibrated petrophysical and stratigraphic interpretation across more than 166,370 square miles […]
Celebrating leadership and diversity in chemical engineering: an interview with Raffaella Ocone
We are thrilled to spotlight Raffaella Ocone, a trailblazer in chemical engineering and a valued member of our Executive Committee, who was recently featured in the latest issue of First Break! In this interview, Raffaella reflects on her remarkable journey from humble beginnings to becoming the first female professor of chemical engineering in Scotland. She […]
DNV awards Approval in Principle for LCO2 carrier design developed by Shell and Brevik Engineering
DNV has awarded a detailed Approval in Principle (AiP) to Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited and Brevik Engineering for their design of a 74,000 cubic metres (cbm) liquid carbon dioxide (LCO2) carrier. The vessel is specifically designed for the Asia Pacific market to enable cost competitive transport of CO2. Carbon capture and storage […]
InCapture and G-15-AP CCS joint venture awards technical assessment work and signs collaboration agreement with Halliburton for carbon capture and storage
GHG Assessment Permit G-15-AP Operator InCapture Pty Ltd (InCapture) and joint venture partners SK earthon Australia Pty Ltd (SK earthon) and Carbon CQ Pty Ltd (CarbonCQ) have awarded Halliburton Australia Pty Ltd the full scope of the G-15-AP CCS Declaration of Storage Project and signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Halliburton to progress towards […]
New Adventure Awaits: DNV Technology Centre Bergen Joins This Year’s Field Trip Line-up
DNV Technology Centre Bergen is the latest addition to our exciting field trip line-up at the World CCUS Conference 2025! Get up close with state-of-the-art laboratories and test facilities, and explore how DNV Technology Centre Bergen is shaping the future of gas transportation and storage. From high-pressure CO2 testing to advanced material assessments, this visit […]
CCSA report urges UK government to accelerate carbon capture projects
The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) has released a new report outlining key strategies to reduce the costs of CCUS technologies. The report emphasises that achieving the UK’s net-zero targets is unattainable without large-scale CCUS deployment, a view reinforced by the Climate Change Committee’s Seventh Carbon Budget Advice. Key recommendations from CCSA’s report include: […]
New opportunity to showcase your work at World CCUS Conference 2025
We were thrilled by the incredible response to our Call for Abstracts! It’s inspiring to see such enthusiasm, fresh thinking, and impactful research being shared. A huge thank you to everyone who submitted! Missed the abstract deadline but have exciting new developments or breakthroughs in CCUS to share? We know research is always evolving, and […]
Webinar – The Role of 4D Seismic in CCS: Monitoring CO2 Injection in Depleted Gas Fields
Updated on 1 April 2025 Missed the webinar? The recording is available here. Initial Announcement Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is emerging as a key technology in reducing global CO2 emissions, but its success depends on the ability to monitor and verify how injected CO2 behaves underground. This is where 4D seismic monitoring plays […]
