CCUS

China’s first undersea carbon dioxide (CO2) re-injection well, developed by the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC), has begun drilling in the Pearl River mouth basin.

A new chemical solvent developed at Queen’s University Belfast could transform gas separation and carbon capture after researchers claimed it could save around 30% in energy compared to current processes.

UK supermajor bp has signed an agreement with PetroChina to build a carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) cluster in Hainan province in southern China.

The Swedish Port Authority will conduct a feasibility study to establish a node for captured carbon dioxide at Stockholm Norvik Port using funding from the country’s Energy Agency awards.

Norwegian carbon capture technology provider CO2 Capsol is to supply a liquefaction unit to a ‘major’ Germany energy company after signing a rental and service contract.

Harbour Energy recently issued a report setting out the significant economic benefits the Viking CCS CO2 transport and storage project can unlock in the Humber region – as regions position them as centres for carbon...

Eight US business groups, representing five US states, have raised concerns related to uncertain permitting timelines for Class VI injection wells, or CO2 injection wells, and the lengthy process for states to secure primacy.

Researchers from the National Energy Technology Laboratory and the University of Kentucky are using a quantum computer algorithm to find useful amine compounds for improved atmospheric carbon capture.

The UK’s carbon capture utilisation and sector (CCUS) sector received a £20bn funding boost from the Spring Budget today.

Crushing and processing rocks is a common process in construction. Now research suggests that approximately 0.5% of global carbon emissions could be captured during this process—by crushing rocks in CO2 gas.