CCS & Improved Public Perception
- 26 May 2026
- Industry Insights
- Public Perception
CCS is an important tool for tackling climate change. Whether the public accepts this technology will strongly influence whether it can be deployed successfully.
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CCS is an important tool for tackling climate change. Whether the public accepts this technology will strongly influence whether it can be deployed successfully.
The 2nd meeting of the Network of National CCUS Centres of Excellence convened CCUS centres from across the Global South.
The status and potential of the modular carbon capture plant construction, targeting the power and industry sectors.
This study sets out a process to support Parties in developing agreements for cross-border CO₂ transport under the London Protocol.
An assessment of the air pollutant implications of CCS retrofit in heavy industry compared to baseline emissions.
Two IEAGHG expert networks, the Risk Management Network and the Monitoring Network, held a combined meeting from 27th to 28th August 2025 in The Hague, The Netherlands. Both networks have been convening for 20 years, and this meeting, hosted by Shell at the Shell Centre, represented the 11th Risk Management and the 15th Monitoring meeting.
The objective of this study is to investigate realistic rates of CO2 Transport and Storage operational availability that may be achievable for future systems, with a focus primarily on pipeline transportation and storage within sedimentary basins (saline aquifers and depleted fields).
The inaugural meeting of the Network of National CCUS Centres of Excellence (NNCCE) was held virtually on 30 July 2025, bringing together over 20 representatives from leading CCUS institutions across the Global South.
The IEAGHG AI in CCUS Workshop, held virtually on 29–30 April 2025, was convened to foster a deeper understanding of the role artificial intelligence (AI) can play in advancing carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS).
The objective of the study was to review publicly available information on CO2 transport and storage (T&S) costs, to provide insights into how typical cost estimates are built up and to inform on areas of risk. Current information on T&S costs and the need for new or improved data would be explored.
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