Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) is the only group of technologies that contributes both to reducing emissions in key sectors directly and to removing CO₂ to balance emissions that are challenging to avoid – a critical part of net zero goals. We utilise the latest tools and best engineering practice to achieve this balance in a safe, efficient manner.

CCUS will play a strategic role in global decarbonisation efforts in several ways:

• Reducing emissions in industries that are difficult to decarbonise
• Producing low-carbon electricity and hydrogen for use in decarbonisation
• Removing existing CO2 from the atmosphere

The various roles of CCUS can also help make the energy supply more diverse and flexible, in turn contributing to energy security, which has become a growing priority for governments around the world.

CCUS offers the most cost-effective option in many regions for the deep decarbonisation of several hard-to-abate industries including iron, steel, and chemicals. It is also one of the only known options for achieving deep emissions cuts in cement production, an industry that produces almost 7% of the world’s emissions. With such a broad range of uses, carbon capture technologies are at the forefront of our efforts in engineering solutions for global energy sustainability.