Nihal Darraj receives IPTC Young ProfessionalĀ Achievement Award

Nihal Darraj receiving IPTC Young Professional Achievement Award 2025

Congratulations to Nihal Darraj (CCS Researcher at Imperial College London and member of our Young Professionals Committee) on receiving the IPTC Young Professional Achievement Award 2025. This prestigious honour recognises Darraj’s outstanding contributions to CCS technology, innovation, and deployment, as well as her dedication to advancing a more sustainable future for the energy industry. Beyond […]

Can we achieve gigatonne scale CO2 storage by mid-century?

Can we achieve gigatonne scale CO2 storage by mid-century?

Yuting Zhang, Christopher Jackson and Samuel Krevor, researchers from Imperial College London,Ā explore the feasibility of achieving gigatonne-scale CO2 storage by mid-century. In their paper The feasibility of reaching gigatonne scale CO2 storage by mid-century, published in Nature Communications (2024), they apply a logistics model to assess global CO2 storage potential, proposing a feasible benchmark for […]

STRYDE provides nodes for onshore CO2 storage in Denmark

The seismic survey crew of S3

STRYDE has secured a deal to supply 42,000 autonomous nodes to Smart Seismic Solutions (S3). The nodes will be deployed on a 3D high-density seismic survey for the CarbonCuts carbon dioxide (CO2) Storage Project onshore in Denmark. ā€œThe CarbonCuts Project is a high-profile initiative aimed at identifying optimal onshore subsurface storage solutions for CO2 sequestration,ā€ […]

TGS and deepC Store Partner on Carbon Storage Assessment in Australia’s Browse Basin

Carbon storage partners - TGS - deepC Store - Azuli

TGS has entered into an agreement with deepC Store to carry out subsurface well location planning, storage resource verification and evaluation for carbon storage in the G-14-AP permit area in the Browse Basin, offshore Australia. The assessment will take place throughout 2025 on the permit, which is co-owned by deepC Store and Azuli (Australia). This […]

TGS Expands CO2 Storage Assessment to Seven New Basins

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TGS, a global leader in energy data and intelligence, has announced the expansion of its CO2 Storage Assessment initiative for 2025. This expansion will enhance understanding of CO2 sequestration potential across critical regions, reinforcing TGS’ commitment to driving innovation in carbon storage solutions. Effective carbon sequestration requires in-depth knowledge of basin-scale stratigraphy, reservoir properties, formation […]

FluidFlower present at the World CCUS Conference

Fluid Flower

The FluidFlower is an innovative experimental laboratory developed by an interdisciplinary team at the University of Bergen, designed to advance both scientific research and public understanding of geological carbon dioxide (CO2) storage. Its unique design and capabilities make it a valuable tool for studying the dynamics of CO2 injection and migration in subsurface environments. The […]

Young Professionals Programme at the World CCUS Conference 2025

The Young Professionals (YP) Programme at the World CCUS Conference 2025 is designed to equip the next generation of CCUS leaders with the skills, knowledge, and connections needed to thrive in this fast-evolving field. Curated by a dynamic Young Professionals Committee, this programme offers early-career professionals the chance to engage with industry experts, tackle real-world […]

Welcoming Raffaella Ocone to the Executive Committee of World CCUS Conference

Raffaella Ocone - IChemE

We are honored to welcome Professor Raffaella Ocone, Deputy President of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), to the Executive Committee of the World CCUS Conference. As a globally recognised leader in chemical engineering, ethics, and research strategy, her expertise will be invaluable in shaping the discussions and guiding the direction of our conference. A […]

Geoenergy introduces new Thematic Collection: CCS in the Asia–Pacific region

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Momentum is building in the Asia–Pacific (APAC) region for increased decarbonisation spurred by government policy development and cross-border industrial partnerships. Australia, Indonesia and Malaysia for example are progressing the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Hub concept where carbon dioxide can be imported from countries with less suitable geology for CCS such as Japan, Korea and […]