Shell – Driving down the cost of carbon capture
Shell is working with partners to modularize and standardize the integration of carbon capture into industrial facilities
ENI – HyNet helps decarbonize northwest England and north Wales
Eni is leveraging existing infrastructure to scale up large-scale carbon transport and storage
OCCIDENTAL – Capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
Moving direct air capture technology from pilots to commercial, large-scale implementation.
PETROBRAS – Applying carbon capture and EOR at scale in ultra-deep waters
Over 14 million tonnes of carbon dioxide reinjected into reservoirs, 2km below the ocean’s surface, in one of the world’s largest CCUS projects
SHELL – The lessons of Quest
In May 2019, Shell announced that its Quest facility in Alberta, Canada, had captured and safely stored 4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide.
OCCIDENTAL – Getting to carbon neutrality
When Occidental announced it aspired to carbon neutrality, it pointed to CCUS projects as critical to making this vision a reality.
SHELL – Demonstrating innovative carbon capture technology
Shell’s new separation technology simultaneously meets high CO2 recovery and purity standards, at lower costs and with low to no emissions.
REPSOL – Manufacturing net zero emissions fuels
Repsol is building one of the world’s largest plants to manufacture synthetic fuels.
BP – Decarbonizing the UK’s industrial north
The UK’s first zero-carbon industrial centre took another step closer to reality with the formation of a consortium to accelerate the Net Zero Teesside project.
