Latest from the Canadian CCUS Frontline
In-depth analysis, technical briefings and policy updates from the leaders advancing commercial CCUS deployment across Canada.
NYK Stake in Norway’s Trudvang CCS Moves Shipping Into Carbon Storage
A shipping company has bought into the rock. On September 29, Japan’s NYK signed a sale and purchase...
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Greensand Opens the EU’s First Full-Scale CO₂ Storage Site in the North Sea
Europe now has a carbon storage site that is open for business. On September 18, King Frederik X...
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Alberta Pilot Puts Microwave Heating to Work on the Cost of Carbon Capture
Carbon capture has a cost problem, and much of it comes down to heat. On September 16, InnoTech...
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Climeworks Mammoth Results Show Direct Air Capture Competing on Performance
Direct air capture has a new benchmark, and it comes from operating data rather than design targets. On...
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Canada’s Deep Sky One Earns First AAA-A Rating for a Direct Air Capture Project
Carbon removal buyers have a new reference point, and it comes from Canada. On September 3, Montreal-based Deep...
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Texas CCS Moves Into Commercial Operation as BKV Expands Carbon Storage
Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) in Texas is moving further into commercial operation as BKV Corp. begins operations...
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Ethanol BECCS Moves Toward a Commercial Carbon Removal Model
A new commercial agreement involving Frontier Infrastructure Holdings and Carbonfuture is putting ethanol-based bioenergy with carbon capture and...
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Regional Carbon Management Gains Momentum in ASEAN
Canada’s latest investment highlights a broader shift from individual carbon capture projects toward regional CCUS planning. Carbon capture,...
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European CCS Infrastructure Attracts £500 Million in New Financing
Eni CCUS Holding has secured more than £500 million in financing from an international banking consortium, including Intesa...
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Commercial CCUS Enters a New Phase as Investment Decisions Separate Winners from the Rest
The latest developments in carbon capture and storage (CCUS) point to an industry becoming far more selective about...
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Australia’s First Carbon Refinery Tests Whether CO₂ Can Become an Industrial Commodity
For decades, carbon management has largely been framed as a cost of doing business. Capture the emissions, transport...
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The Future of Direct Air Capture May Depend on Sorbent Materials, Not Scale
For much of the past decade, the direct air capture (DAC) industry has focused on scaling facilities, improving...
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